Traffic Mirrors & Driveway Mirrors
Increase safety with our high-quality traffic mirrors, excellent for improving visibility at intersections and other areas with limited sight lines. The mirrors are robust and weather-resistant, making them perfect for both industrial and public locations.
Polished stainless steel: Maximum durability and vandal resistance, withstands weather and chemicals; for heavy industry and exposed locations.
Sekurit glass: Provides a clear image and high scratch resistance, but is heavier.
Acrylic: Lightweight and affordable with good impact resistance, but scratches more easily; suitable for indoor and parking environments.
Polycarbonate: Impact-resistant and lightweight, great for traffic and industrial use.
Categories
Convex Traffic Mirror – Universal Mounting – UV and Frost Resistant
Traffic Mirror Ø60 cm – SUBWAY
Observation Mirror – MIRROR-MAX
Traffic Mirror – DURABEL IceFree BASIC
Traffic Mirror – DURABLE IceFree ECO
Traffic Mirror – DURABEL BASIC
Traffic Mirror – DURABEL IceFree PRO
Improve Safety with Our Traffic Mirrors
Increase safety and visibility at your facility with our high-quality traffic mirrors. Perfect for improving visibility at intersections and in areas with limited sight lines, these mirrors are an indispensable tool for reducing the risk of accidents and injuries.
Why Choose Our Traffic Mirrors?
Our traffic mirrors are designed to be durable and weather-resistant, making them ideal for both industrial and public environments. By installing these mirrors, you can effectively increase safety and reduce the risk of accidents where vehicles and pedestrians meet.
Practical Applications
- Intersections: Improve visibility and reduce the risk of collisions.
- Areas with limited sight lines: Increase awareness and safety.
- Industrial environments: Prevent accidents in warehouses and production areas.
Choose the Right Mirror for Your Needs
When choosing a traffic mirror, it's important to consider material, mounting options and application. Our mirrors come in various materials such as steel and plastic, and can be mounted both indoors and outdoors depending on your specific needs.
Regulations and Recommendations
To make sure you comply with current safety regulations, we recommend consulting guidelines from the Swedish Work Environment Authority and other relevant agencies. This will help you identify which areas need extra protection and safety measures.
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Traffic mirrors provide visibility around blind corners, at driveway exits and at intersections where there is no clear line of sight. They are a simple and effective way to prevent accidents where drivers, pedestrians and vehicles meet without seeing each other in time. At Nordguard, you'll find traffic mirrors and driveway mirrors in several materials and sizes for both indoor and outdoor use.
Traffic mirrors are part of our range of mirrors, where you'll also find observation, industrial and panoramic mirrors for other needs. To learn more about how mirrors contribute to safer environments, read the article traffic mirrors for safer environments.
Driveway Mirrors
A driveway mirror is placed at entrances and exits where the view to the side is blocked by fences, hedges, walls or buildings. It lets you see oncoming traffic before you pull out, reducing the risk of collisions at narrow exits from yards, parking lots and properties.
Traffic Mirrors in Different Materials
The material determines sharpness, durability and price. Acrylic mirrors are affordable and provide a sharp image in sheltered locations. Polycarbonate is more impact-resistant and suits outdoor and exposed locations. Sekurit glass mirrors and polished stainless steel are the most durable and stay sharp even in demanding environments.
Choose the Right Size and Placement
Larger mirrors provide visibility over longer distances and suit roads, large yards and industrial areas. For shorter distances, such as a narrow driveway exit, a smaller mirror is sufficient. Always aim the mirror at the point where the driver needs to see traffic, and place it so it isn't dazzled by direct sunlight or blocked by vegetation. Adjust the height so the mirror captures both vehicles and pedestrians.
Where Are Traffic Mirrors Used?
At driveway exits and intersections, they give drivers an overview where visibility is blocked. In warehouses and production facilities, they help forklift drivers and pedestrians see each other around corners and at doors. See more examples of solutions for traffic environments and warehousing and distribution. If you instead need to see around corners indoors for security or surveillance reasons, observation mirrors may be the right choice.
Frequently Asked Questions About Traffic Mirrors
For a driveway exit with limited visibility, an acrylic or polycarbonate driveway mirror works well. If the mirror is outdoors and exposed, polycarbonate or stainless steel is a more durable choice that withstands weather and impacts over time.
Acrylic is affordable and provides a sharp image in sheltered locations. Polycarbonate is more impact-resistant and suits outdoor and exposed locations. Glass and polished stainless steel offer the best sharpness and durability but cost more. The choice depends on how exposed the location is and how important image sharpness is.
The farther the driver needs to see, the larger the mirror. For short driveway exits, a small model is sufficient, while larger yards, roads and industrial areas require a larger mirror for a good overview. Also consider the viewing distance when choosing the diameter.
Yes. Mirrors intended for outdoor use withstand weather, moisture and cold. Choose a model rated for outdoor environments, and in the most exposed locations, polycarbonate or stainless steel is preferable.
Traffic mirrors are usually mounted on a dedicated post or on an existing post, wall or facade using the included bracket. The mirror can be angled toward the point where visibility is needed. Every mirror comes with a mounting bracket and instructions.
A traffic mirror is made to give drivers visibility in traffic, at driveway exits and intersections. An observation mirror is mainly used indoors to see around corners for security or surveillance reasons, for example in stores and other premises. Your needs determine which type to choose.












