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PJ003 — 56 × 60 cm hexagon mirror acoustic tile
PJ003 is the honeycomb of the mirror family: a hexagon-shaped mirror face, 56 × 60 cm in its tile, over the acoustic body behind. The hexagon is the shape that makes a mirror wall read as a pattern rather than a window — offset rows, a running edge, a shape you can follow.
- Size
- 56 cm wide × 60 cm long · 1.2 cm thick
- Performance
- Flame retardant · Non-toxic materials · Noise reduction
- Best for
- Feature walls and decorative wall compositions
Details
PJ003 is one of twelve mirror acoustic tiles in the HUAHONG DECOR acoustic range — the hexagon format at the full size. Send the code with your quantity and destination country for a quotation.
Installation
- Measure the wall dimensions.
- Measure the panel and mark the layout.
- Cut to the appropriate size.
- Apply nail-free adhesive to the back.
- Use a power drill to secure the screws to the wall.
- Finish and enjoy it.
On this family, step 2 — measuring the mirror — is quite literal. Full tool list on the installation page.
Same size in this family:
A mirror that reads as a pattern
A grid of square mirrors reads as glass. A honeycomb of hexagons reads as a pattern — the offset rows break the reflection into shapes, so the wall shows the room in pieces and the eye follows the hexagons instead of the reflection. That is the difference between a mirror wall and a patterned mirror wall, and it is the reason the hexagon is the family's most-used shape for feature walls.
The tile behind the hexagon is the acoustic body from the range, 1.2 cm thick in total. The build is flame retardant and non-toxic, the fixing is the six-step adhesive-and-screw sequence, and the hexagon edge is what makes the composition — the way the rows offset and the pattern runs across the wall is the design decision.
Laying the honeycomb
One tile covers 0.34 m². The honeycomb lays in offset rows — every second row set half a hex in from the one above — and the pattern carries across the wall as long as the rows stay aligned. A 3 × 2.4 m wall takes about 21 tiles before the edge, where the hexagons are trimmed to the wall's line.
Order a sample and hold it at the angle the wall will be viewed from: the hexagon's reflection moves with the viewer, and the tone of the mirror shifts with the room's light. PJ003 and PJ004 share the 56 × 60 cm hexagon format and are quoted as separate codes.
Questions about PJ003
What shape is the PJ003 mirror?
A hexagon — the honeycomb shape. The tile is 56 cm wide by 60 cm long, 1.2 cm thick, and the hexagon face is what gives the wall its patterned read.
How are hexagon mirror tiles laid?
In offset rows — every second row set half a hex in from the one above. The pattern carries across the wall as long as the rows stay aligned, and the edge row is trimmed on site.
Is PJ003 the same format as PJ004?
Yes — both are 56 × 60 cm hexagon mirror tiles, 1.2 cm thick. They are quoted as separate codes; send the one that matches your sample and the sales team confirms the match.