The shatterproof “EasyMirror” mirrors by the Buxtehude duo are intended to visually enlarge and beautify small gardens.
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There is always something – the garden is too small or the view of the garage, the neighboring house and the garbage cans parked there is anything but attractive.
The new product idea of a Buxtehude team should bring rays of hope to your own green oasis.
In the current episode "The Lion's Den" they present their product to the jury, a mirror that does not splinter.
"The Lion's Den" (Vox): "EasyMirror" – mirror for the garden
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The "EasyMirror" mirror panels are intended to visually enlarge the garden.
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No matter how much effort you put into gardening, if the view is not nice, the joy of your own flowers will be somewhat spoiled.
A father and son from Buxtehude also recognized this: Oliver Rödder (58), long-time owner of a planning office for creative construction projects, came up with the idea of using mirrors to make the garden appear larger.
However, commercially available mirrors made of glass are not particularly weatherproof and break-proof, so he “tinkered for a long time, experimented with many materials and finally made the mirror suitable for outdoor use.”
In the fourth episode "The Lion's Den", Oliver and his son Simon Rödder (27) present this idea to the jury.
The "EasyMirror" mirror panels, which hobby gardeners can use to visually enlarge their garden, cover up the unsightly and at the same time double the beauty.
Simon Rödder illustrates this: "For example, we enable the first privacy fence that does not restrict, but opens."
In contrast to conventional mirrors, these plates are easy to cut and drill without breaking, they are very stable and relatively light in weight.
This should also make them particularly suitable for use on the walls of inner courtyards and building facades, swimming pools, sports studios, shop windows and much more.
You can find even more exciting garden topics in the regular newsletter of our partner 24garten.de.
"The Lion's Den" (Vox): To be seen on September 19 at 8:15 p.m
Father and son founded the company in 2021 and want to establish "EasyMirror" on the market with the help of a lion or a lioness.
They offer 15 percent of their company shares for the investment sum of 180,000 euros.
You can find out whether they get the deal on Monday evening at 8:15 p.m. on VOX or on RTL+.
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