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PJ005 mirror acoustic panel in a room setting

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PJ005 — 52 × 60 cm cube mirror acoustic tile

PJ005 is the cube pattern of the mirror family: a mirror face cut in the cube grid, 52 × 60 cm in its tile, over the acoustic body behind. The cube is the family's densest read — a wall of small mirrored faces that catch the light in pieces.

Size
52 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
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Details

PJ005 is one of twelve mirror acoustic tiles in the HUAHONG DECOR acoustic range — the cube format at the full size. Send the code with your quantity and destination country for a quotation.

Installation
  1. Measure the wall dimensions.
  2. Measure the panel and mark the layout.
  3. Cut to the appropriate size.
  4. Apply nail-free adhesive to the back.
  5. Use a power drill to secure the screws to the wall.
  6. 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:

The cube grid, mirrored

The cube pattern breaks the mirror face into a grid of small squares, so the reflection arrives in pieces rather than as one flat image. The effect is a wall that sparkles as you move past it — each small face catches the light at its own angle, and the room shows up in fragments across the surface. It is the densest pattern in the mirror family, and the one that reads most like a decorative wall and least like a mirror.

The tile is 1.2 cm thick, flame retardant and non-toxic, with the acoustic body doing its work behind the cube grid. The fixing is the six-step adhesive-and-screw sequence, and the cube pattern is the design — the way the small faces catch light is the effect the wall is specified for.

Planning a cube mirror wall

One tile covers 0.31 m². The cube grid reads best as a continuous run — the small faces carry across the wall, and the pattern does not stop and start at tile edges. A 3 × 2.4 m wall takes about 23 tiles before the edge, where the cube faces are trimmed to the wall's line.

The cube pattern is the one to order a sample of if the wall sits under spot lighting — the small faces throw the light in pieces, and the effect is different under warm and cool light. PJ005 and PJ006 share the 52 × 60 cm cube format and are quoted as separate codes.

Questions about PJ005

What is the cube pattern on PJ005?

The mirror face is cut into a grid of small cube-like squares; each face catches light at its own angle, so the reflection breaks into fragments and the wall reads as a decorative pattern, not a flat mirror.

How big is PJ005?

52 cm wide by 60 cm long, 1.2 cm thick. One tile covers 0.31 m² — a 3 × 2.4 m wall takes about 23 tiles before the edge trim.

Is PJ005 the same format as PJ006?

Yes — both are 52 × 60 cm cube 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 on the quotation.