
Black Framed LED Bathroom Mirror for OEM and Wholesale
Jiachuang Mirror’s FrameLine Black LM-F01 combines a slim-frame rectangular form with inset front light. FrameLine Black pairs an inset light line with a slim matte-black frame. It gives bathroom brands, distributors and developers a repeatable architectural look across sizes, orientations, controls and packaging.
| Model | FrameLine Black · LM-F01 |
|---|---|
| Shape | Slim-frame rectangular |
| Lighting | Inset front light |
| Buyer | OEM · Distribution |
| Enquiry sizes | 600 × 800 mm / 800 × 1000 mm / 1000 × 700 mm |
Build your FrameLine Black brief.
Start with a size and the lighting and appearance you want. These are enquiry preferences; available combinations and final specifications are confirmed in your quotation and drawing.
Illustrative proportions; edge, frame and light details require an approved drawing.

FrameLine Black
Slim-frame rectangular · Inset front light
Size and lighting previews are illustrative. The lighting reference shows the collection appearance at a fixed size. Finish requests remain in your brief; final appearance and available combinations require a sample and approved drawing.LM-F01Add preferences above, or ask for help choosing.
Continue with this configurationYour selections carry into the enquiry form. Add quantity and destination there.
A clear starting specification.
Use LM-F01 to identify this series. The final size, components, testing scope and installation details belong to the approved order specification.
| Parameter | Series direction / confirmation needed |
|---|---|
| Collection reference | FrameLine Black · LM-F01 |
| Mirror shape | Slim-frame rectangular |
| Dimension format | Overall width × height (W × H). Confirm orientation, frame profile and front-light inset. |
| Size planning | 600 × 800 mm; 800 × 1000 mm; 1000 × 700 mm |
| Lighting directions to discuss | Inset front light |
| Frame / edge directions to discuss | Matte black frame direction; Frame sheen and profile to specify |
| Mounting planning | Coordinate frame projection, wall contact, power position and hanging direction on the selected drawing. |
| Application | Bathroom collections and multifamily projects coordinating mirrors with black taps and accessories. |
| Voltage & frequency | Choose a destination market to show the common mains reference. |
| Input power — planning reference | 15–40 W planning range. An enquiry benchmark based on size, light layout and anti-fog request; it is not a product rating. |
| Rated input power | Pending confirmation for the selected LED, driver, controls and anti-fog configuration, supported by the approved specification and test evidence. |
| Light output | Pending measurement for the selected configuration. Confirm luminous flux (lm) and, where required, illuminance (lux) under stated installation and test conditions. |
| Colour temperature & CRI | Share the required light colour and rendering target; values require configuration confirmation. |
| IP rating & electrical documentation | Choose a destination market; confirm the bathroom zone, tested rating and required local documentation. |
| Market certification & testing path | Choose a destination market to show the relevant certification, marking, testing and documentation route. |
| Glass specification & thickness | To be confirmed on the approved specification and drawing. |
| Overall depth, weight & fixing centres | To be confirmed on the approved drawing, including components and mounting. |
Compare common market electrical references
These values are market-planning references, not ratings assigned to LM-F01. IEC 60529 defines the IP classification system; the tested product rating, installation zone and local approval remain part of the final configuration review.
Carry LM-F01 from selection into a controlled RFQ.
Use the FrameLine Black datasheet to coordinate its slim-frame rectangular form, inset front light, electrical planning, configuration code and confirmation boundaries. The shared installation guide covers wall, wiring, mounting and maintenance inputs before a LM-F01 CAD or configuration drawing is released.
Installed view, catalog view and planning drawing.
Compare FrameLine Black in context, isolate its slim-frame rectangular form and inset front light direction, then use the planning drawing to discuss the final configuration.

FrameLine Black on white
Use the straight-on LM-F01 view to compare its shape, visible lighting pattern and role within a planned range.

Front, side and mounting views
Use the LM-F01 drawing to discuss proportions, depth, light position and mounting. Final dimensions remain configuration-specific.
Configure it for your channel and market.
A high-contrast framed design for architectural bathroom collections.
- Matte-black frame
- Architectural contrast
- Coordinated sizes
- 01Frame profile, finish and dimensions
- 02Inset light position
- 03Colour-temperature and dimming options
- 04Anti-fog and control method
- 05Electrical version and mounting
- 06Carton artwork and product labels
Build a repeatable high-contrast framed range around one controlled profile, light inset and finish language.
Architectural framed platform for black-hardware collections, multifamily schedules and private label.
Keep the product identity stable while the specification is configured.
Visible slim frame
A defined perimeter gives the mirror an architectural product edge and a clear finish-coordination role.
Inset front light
The light line is held inside the frame to preserve the visible border and high-contrast identity.
Size-family logic
Portrait and landscape configurations can share the frame, light and brand language when each proportion is reviewed.
Four groups of decisions to settle before quotation.
These are qualification questions, not fixed claims about an unselected SKU.
Frame
- Profile direction
- Finish and sheen
- Visible corner treatment
Mirror and light
- Size and orientation
- Light inset
- Light-colour and dimming intent
Operation
- Wall-switch or integrated control
- Anti-fog preference
- Market electrical assumptions
Program
- Related sizes
- Finish reference
- Labels, instructions and carton artwork
Use the brief to eliminate the wrong direction.
- 01
Coordinate the frame finish with an actual hardware or interior finish reference rather than a colour name alone.
- 02
Keep the light inset visually consistent across related sizes while checking useful reflected area.
- 03
Use one frame profile across a family where practical to preserve range identity.
- 04
Protect visible frame corners and finish surfaces in the final packaging review.
Confirm the product beyond its front view.
Confirm frame projection, wall interface, power position and mounting direction on the selected drawing.
Use finish-safe protection and corner control appropriate to the approved frame configuration.
Use the right reference at each sourcing stage.
Catalog reference
Use the installed and white-background LM-F01 views to shortlist this visible product direction.
Configuration drawing
Confirm size, orientation, light layout, controls, electrical and mounting assumptions.
Sample & packaging review
Align visible finish, function, labels, instructions, protection and presentation.
Order confirmation
Confirm price, schedule, warranty and documentation for the final LM-F01 configuration and destination.
FrameLine Black applications
Questions about the FrameLine Black LM-F01
How should a black frame finish be approved?
Use a physical or controlled finish reference and confirm profile, sheen and adjacent hardware context. A generic colour name alone may not align the complete range.
Can the same frame language cover landscape and portrait mirrors?
Yes. The profile and finish can remain consistent while light inset, component position, mounting and packaging are reviewed for each proportion.
Compare related designs.
Start with the details you already know.
Build a repeatable high-contrast framed range around one controlled profile, light inset and finish language.
Prefer to send your brief directly? sales@jiamirror.com
Prepare a FrameLine Black brief.
A high-contrast framed design for architectural bathroom collections.



