Mirror Finish Aluminum Sheet Brite 500mm x 1000mm Anodized 0.7mm Thick Trim

For decorative trim, backsplash panels, and lightweight cladding, 0.7mm is a practical starting point — it cuts cleanly and conforms to gentle curves. If your application involves more mechanical stress, repeated handling, or needs to span wider unsupported gaps, consider a thicker variant. Check the variant options above for the available thickness range.

Anodized aluminum is harder than bare aluminum because the oxide layer is integrated into the surface rather than applied on top. That said, mirror finishes are more visually sensitive than matte finishes — fine scratches are more visible on a reflective surface. Handle sheets with clean gloves during installation and use protective film if available during cutting and fitting.

Anodized aluminum performs well in moderate outdoor and wet-area environments — it resists moisture and mild atmospheric corrosion better than bare aluminum. For prolonged direct exposure to salt spray, harsh chemicals, or standing water, verify the specific anodize thickness rating for your application. Contact us to confirm suitability for demanding outdoor environments.

Yes. At 0.7mm, this sheet cuts cleanly with aviation tin snips, a jigsaw fitted with a fine-tooth metal blade, a CNC router with an aluminum-rated bit, or a laser cutter. Score-and-snap methods can also work for straight cuts. Deburr cut edges before installation to avoid sharp edges and to maintain a clean finish line.

Gentle bends with a wide radius are generally achievable without cracking the anodize layer. Tight-radius bends or sharp folds may cause the anodized surface to crack or craze at the bend line, which is a characteristic of anodized finishes rather than a defect. If your design requires tight bends, test on a scrap piece first or consider a non-anodized sheet for formed components.

For small accent panels or prototype work, a single sheet is usually sufficient. For larger installations — such as full backsplash runs, multi-panel wall cladding, or production fabrication — ordering a multi-sheet pack reduces per-sheet cost and ensures consistent finish batching. Select your pack quantity from the variant options above before adding to cart.

Typically, the mirror brite finish is applied to one face of the sheet, with the reverse side having a standard mill or matte aluminum appearance. If your application requires a reflective finish on both sides, contact us to confirm before ordering.