For mirrors used in bathrooms and washrooms that tend to become cloudy due to moisture condensation, antifogging processing is performed.

At present, the most highly effective antifogging mirrors are those in which a hydrophilic film is coated onto the mirror surface. Made of polyester, this film boasts high surface strength so it is resistant to damage, as well as helping to prevent glass from scattering in the event that the mirror is broken.

Another type of antifogging mirror in which the glass surface is directly coated is also currently under development.

Glass-made mirrors display beautiful reflections, but there is always the possibility that such mirrors will break, causing shards of glass to scatter.This problem can be overcome by using a safety type such as a stainless steel or resin mirror.

Kunugiza's stainless steel mirrors use super stainless steel exhibiting approximately 2.5 times the hardness of ordinary steel, which makes them highly resistant to damage. Moreover, these mirrors are finished with Japan's highest level polishing.

With regard to resin mirrors, we produce acrylic mirrors that feature high transparency, thin PET mirrors, etc.