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Excellent quality desk, built to last. Instructions OK, excellent customer service
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Customers Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the advantages of an office mirror?
An office mirror is a great addition to any workspace. It can make a space seem bigger and in some cases, it may even help to maximize the lighting in a room. -
Can you put a mirror opposite a window?
To increase the amount of natural light cast around a room, simply place a mirror opposite or beside a window; no matter how gloomy the sky is outside, it will harness any available daylight. The bigger the mirror, the brighter and larger the space will feel. -
Where should a mirror be placed in an office?
The easiest ways to create the visual illusion of space in your office include: Place a mirror in front of you. If you look up to see a slim space, you may feel cramped and confined. A larger custom mirror reflects the other area (behind you) and extends your view.