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PJ007 — 26 × 30 cm mirror acoustic tile
PJ007 is the small end of the mirror acoustic range: a mirror face over an acoustic tile, cut to 26 × 30 cm and packed six to a carton. It is the format for the walls that are too small — or too personal — for a full panel, where a few tiles do the job and a whole composition takes an afternoon.
- Size
- 26 cm wide × 30 cm long · 1.2 cm thick
- Packing
- 6 pieces per carton
- Performance
- Flame retardant · Non-toxic materials · Noise reduction
- Best for
- Entryways, alcoves, partial feature walls, mirror accents
Details
PJ007 is one of twelve mirror acoustic tiles in the HUAHONG DECOR acoustic range. The code fixes the small DIY format; send it 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.
Packing & quantity
The DIY formats are packed six tiles to a carton, which is the unit to think in when you order: one carton is six tiles, about 0.47 m² of mirror wall in total. Tell us the carton count with your quantity and we work the quotation from there.
Same DIY format, other codes:
Two jobs, one small tile
The front is a true mirror — it bounces the room's own light around and makes a narrow entryway or a dim alcove read wider than the wall allows. The tile behind it is what makes it more than a mirror: the acoustic face takes the echo out of the same square the mirror opens up. So a single 26 × 30 cm piece does both things at once, and the wall gains reflection and absorption in one move.
At 1.2 cm thick, PJ007 sits flat against the wall without a carcass or frame. The flame-retardant, non-toxic build is the same specification the rest of the mirror range carries, so a small feature of tiles and a larger one are built to the same standard.
Planning a small mirror composition
One tile covers about 0.08 m², and a carton holds six — roughly 0.47 m². Plan the composition outward from the whole tiles: how many across, how many down, where the grid stops and the bare wall takes over. The small format is exactly where the composition gets decided, because a 26 × 30 cm tile is big enough to see in the room before it goes up.
Order one tile as a sample first and stand it in the light of the room. Mirror finishes shift more with lighting than any other face in the range, and at this size the tone is what you will see most. The full mirror range and all twelve codes are on the profile index.
Questions about PJ007
How many tiles come in a carton of PJ007?
Six, in the DIY format — about 0.47 m² of mirror acoustic wall per carton. That carton count is the unit to order in.
Is the PJ007 face a real mirror?
Yes. The face is a mirror, and the acoustic tile sits behind it, so the wall reflects light and absorbs sound in the same piece rather than choosing between the two.
How is PJ007 fixed?
With the same adhesive-and-screw sequence as the rest of the range, in six steps. On the mirror family the measuring step is literal — you are measuring the mirror itself. The full tool list and sequence are on the installation page.