HIB Helix Round Magnifying Mirror

HIB Helix 21300 Details

Mirrors are an important part of grooming, and one that provides an enlarged view without any distortion is simply unbeatable. Here is the HIB Helix Round Magnifying Mirror in a round shape, which is also available in a square one. The mirror has double flexible arms for ease of use and is two-sided, with standard imagery on one side and three times magnification on the other. Designed in a clever style; you can use this mirror with any decor theme. It comes with a 2-year guarantee from the manufacturer.

3x magnification on one side and plain mirror on the reverse
Diameter: 200mm (20cm)
Maximum extension: 240mm (24cm)
The manufacturing code of this product is 21300
Download the Installation Instruction PDF File from the Additional Info Section

Info / Size (mm)

Mirror
Width: 200 mm

Technical Specifications

Please note all the measurements are in 'mm'

⤷ Range
: Helix
⤷ Shape
: Round
⤷ Country of Origin
: EU
⤷ Warranty/Guarantee
: 2 Years
⤷ Theme
: Modern
⤷ Installation Type
: Wall Mounted

⤷ Width
: 200
⤷ Depth
: 261
⤷ Height
: 200
⤷ Barcode
: 5039065213006
⤷ Mirror Type
: Magnifying
⤷ Magnification
: 3x magnification

Additional Info & Downloads

Download the Fitting Instruction Pdf File

Videos

Video of HiB Magnifying Mirror Range

HIB Helix Round 200mm Diameter Magnifying Mirror

£123.41

RRP: ~~£197.00~~

STOCK AVAILABLITY: 3 Working Days Approx

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Other Sizes / Finishes

Other Sizes / Finishes / Variations Available.

QS Code	Finish	Size / Difference	MFC Code
QS-V19680	-	Square	21500

Back to QS-V32159 / MFC Code: 21300

Questions & Answers

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David Asked :
How can I tighten the actual mirror on the Helix Round Magnifying Mirror? The fitting to the wall is fine, but the mirror keeps falling on the pivot.

Answered By QS Team

Please have a look at the diagram attached. Is there a grub screw where the arrow is pointing, which can be tightened up at all? If not, I don't believe this can be rectified, and we will need to review it further for you.