For a narrow hallway, choose a tall, slim mirror 60 to 90 cm wide with a thin edge. Avoid oversized mirrors that can clutter the view and make the space feel smaller. To make the corridor feel wider, place it opposite soft lighting. Matkel can measure the wall accurately before installation.
Yes, if fixed with the right wall anchors, screws, or industrial mirror adhesive based on weight. On plasterboard, locate wooden studs or add an internal support. Mirrors over 150 cm need careful handling, and shipping to Jeddah or Khobar should use layered protective packaging to prevent scratches.
A standard mirror has a reflective surface and sealed edge, while a lit mirror includes integrated lighting. For humid Saudi kitchens, choose moisture-resistant edges, sealed electrical connections, and at least 6 mm glass. Use indoor-rated lighting and avoid direct heat or heavy steam without ventilation.
Small to medium mirrors can use 4 to 5 mm glass. For mirrors larger than 120 cm or mounted on open feature walls, choose at least 6 mm to reduce surface vibration. For larger areas, ensure the edge is well protected and the fixing method supports the weight, especially in hot regions where heat varies.
Yes, Matkel offers project-based wholesale pricing by quantity, size, edge finish, and mounting type, with custom dimensions available for specific designs. Store prices are usually per piece or per square meter. Final cost may change if special packaging, delivery across Riyadh, Jeddah, or Khobar, or extra installation work is required.