CIPA Comp Mirror with Square Windscreen Mount
Combine the CIPA Comp seven-by-fourteen-inch convex mirror with the supplied square-frame windscreen mount. This version is the practical choice to compare when your screen uses a square frame. Check the actual frame and attachment requirements before selecting it rather than the round-frame package.
Choosing and using this product
Before ordering a mounting component, check the space on both sides of the proposed location. The visible footprint, fixing access and clearance needed to remove the supported item are separate considerations. Compare those details with the existing installation so the component can be positioned usefully.
Follow the mirror and mounting instructions for fitting and adjustment. Include the attachment points in regular boat checks and keep the reflective surface accessible for cleaning.
Retain the mirror and mount references together. This makes it easier to replace a damaged component without confusing a mount-only listing with a complete mirror.
Choose the mirror and mounting arrangement together. Compare the available windscreen or mounting surface with the stated clamp style, and check whether this listing supplies the mirror assembly or the mounting component alone.
Position the mirror to suit the intended viewing line while allowing clearance around the frame and nearby equipment. Check access for adjustment before committing to the mounting position.
For a replacement mount, identify the exact parent mirror. Square and round windscreen arrangements can require different fittings, so a shared brand name does not establish that every mount fits every frame.
Before placing the order, compare this product’s stated details with the part or installation in front of you. Keep any compatible model reference and the selected product code together. This gives you a clear reference for fitting enquiries and for matching a future replacement to the same arrangement.
Product details
- 7 x 14 inch convex mirror supplied with mount to suit square windscreen frames.