The difference between mirror edging and beveled edges

The difference between mirror edging and beveled edges mainly lies in processing technology, decorative appearance, and application scenarios.
Edge grinding: Edge grinding is a basic treatment of the edges of a mirror, mainly to prevent the edges from being too sharp, thereby increasing the safety of use. The polished mirror, when viewed from the front, shows little change and can be used directly. This processing method is relatively simple and cost-effective, making it a common process in mirror production.
Beveled edge: Beveled edge intelligent mirror doors are a more advanced processing method, with higher processing requirements and corresponding higher scrap rates compared to edge grinding. After beveling, the edges of the mirror will show a certain degree of inclination, which is not only aesthetically pleasing but also has a certain degree of decorative value. This processing method can generally be seen on the front side of the mirror, with the edges becoming thinner and penetrating all around. The 45 degree diagonal design enhances the decorative effect. Diagonal mirror doors are commonly used in family bathrooms and are also widely used for partial wall or column decoration in commercial places to enhance the beauty and grade of the space.
In summary, the main differences between edge grinding and beveled edges lie in processing difficulty, cost, decorative appearance, and application scenarios. Grinding is the basic edge treatment, while beveled edges are a more advanced decorative processing method, suitable for occasions with higher requirements for aesthetics.

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