Article Contents:
- Mirror in wooden frame Aurora 008-007: which options can actually be ordered
- Oak
- Oak
- Keep beech and switch to "cherry"
- Keep "walnut with patina" and switch to oak
- Return the project for approval of a non-standard combination
- 800×500×43×33 mm
- 1200×700×43×33 mm
- 1900×800×43×33 mm
- Oak / walnut with patina
- Beech / cherry
- Oak / white enamel RAL 9010
- Beech / white enamel RAL 9010
- What sizes are available for Aurora?
- What wood species are used?
- Can I buy Aurora in beech with an 'oak with patina' finish?
- For which wood species is 'oak with patina' available?
- For which wood species is 'cherry' available?
- Does oak have white enamel RAL 9010?
- Does beech have RAL 9010?
- How much does Aurora 1200×700 in oak with 'oak with patina' finish cost?
- How much does Aurora 1200×700 in beech with 'cherry' finish cost?
- Why can't we just write 'Aurora white' in the estimate?
- Can I order based on a photo?
- Is Aurora just the frame?
- What to do if only a wooden frame is needed?
- How is Aurora delivered?
- Do I need to clarify the packaging for the 1900×800 version?
- Where can I buy Aurora?
The design project already specifies: “Aurora 008-007 / 1200×700 / beech / walnut.” In the render, everything looks logical: a rectangular mirror, a warm wooden frame, brown finish. However, when placing the order, it turns out that this combination is not available in the current product matrix. For oak, transparent oil, “walnut with patina” tint, and white enamel RAL 9010 are available. For beech, “cherry” tint and white enamel RAL 9010 are available.
This is not a situation where the buyer should independently choose the “most similar color.” The specification needs to be returned to the combination of size + wood species + specific finish, and one of three decisions must be made: keep beech and choose an available finish for it, switch to oak for the sake of “walnut with patina,” or separately request from STAVROS the possibility of a custom execution, without considering it guaranteed.
Aurora 008-007 is a ready-made product item “mirror in a frame,” not just a wooden frame. Therefore, an error in the wood species or finish pertains to the product itself and must be corrected before payment. If the specification has already been approved, you can buy the Aurora 008-007 mirror in a wooden frame in one of the actually available configurations.
Mirror in a wooden frame Aurora 008-007: which options can actually be ordered
Aurora 008-007 has three available sizes:
- 800×500×43×33 mm;
- 1200×700×43×33 mm;
- 1900×800×43×33 mm.
The same logic for wood type and finish applies to each size.
Oak
Available:
- clear oil;
- stain "walnut with patina";
- white enamel RAL 9010.
Our factory also produces:
Beech
Available:
- stain "cherry";
- white enamel RAL 9010.
Current price matrix:
Size, mm Wood type and finish Price 800×500×43×33 oak / clear oil 29,160 ₽ 800×500×43×33 oak / walnut with patina 33,750 ₽ 800×500×43×33 oak / white enamel RAL 9010 32,120 ₽ 800×500×43×33 beech / cherry 28,940 ₽ 800×500×43×33 beech / white enamel RAL 9010 27,930 ₽ 1200×700×43×33 oak / clear oil 40,310 ₽ 1200×700×43×33 oak / walnut with patina 45,460 ₽ 1200×700×43×33 oak / white enamel RAL 9010 43,070 ₽ 1200×700×43×33 beech / cherry 38,980 ₽ 1200×700×43×33 beech / white enamel RAL 9010 37,430 ₽ 1900×800×43×33 oak / clear oil 53,230 ₽ 1900×800×43×33 oak / walnut with patina 60,680 ₽ 1900×800×43×33 oak / white enamel RAL 9010 58,050 ₽ 1900×800×43×33 beech / cherry 51,920 ₽ 1900×800×43×33 beech / white enamel RAL 9010 50,440 ₽The main takeaway from the table: price cannot be separated from the wood species and finish. The entry "Aurora 1200×700 — 1 pc." is not yet a complete procurement line.
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Aurora oak mirror: when "walnut with patina" is acceptable
If the designer specifically needs the "walnut with patina" finish, the current standard combination is built through oak.
Correct entry:
Aurora 008-007 / 1200×700×43×33 mm / oak / walnut with patina tint / 1 pc.
For size 1200×700, the current price of such an item is 45,460 RUB.
It is important to keep the exact option name in the specification. Do not shorten it to:
"walnut";
"walnut-colored";
"dark wood".
Such formulations look clear at the design level, but work poorly as a procurement specification. They do not show which specific product option has been selected.
If you need Buy a mirror in a wooden frame with a walnut tone, for Aurora this is currently a specific combination of oak + "walnut tint with patina".
Aurora beech mirror: why "beech + walnut" cannot simply be transferred from the project to the cart
Let the bill of quantities state:
Aurora / 1200×700 / beech / walnut.
The size exists.
Beech exists.
The "walnut with patina" finish exists.
But in the current product table, they are not combined into a single standard item.
For beech, only the following are shown:
- "cherry";
- white enamel RAL 9010.
Therefore, the buyer should not decide on their own:
"I'll use cherry — it's also brown."
And should not replace the wood species on their own:
"I'll take oak, the designer wanted walnut anyway."
Both adjustments change the project.
The normal sequence is:
- show the designer the current matrix;
- determine what matters more — oak or the "walnut with patina" finish;
- choose the standard combination;
- if none fit, separately request a custom execution;
- get confirmation before ordering.
A custom combination cannot be promised in advance. Its existence must be confirmed by the manufacturer.
Erroneous line 1200×700 / beech / walnut: what are the three commercial branches
For our example, it is convenient to compare specific options.
Keep beech and switch to "cherry"
Aurora 1200×700 / beech / cherry — 38,980 RUB.
The wood species is preserved, but the finish changes.
Keep "walnut with patina" and switch to oak
Aurora 1200×700 / oak / walnut with patina — 45,460 RUB.
The finish is preserved, but the wood species changes.
The difference between these two standard solutions:
45 460 − 38 980 = 6 480 ₽.
Return the project for approval of a non-standard combination
If the designer insists on both beech and walnut, first request the possibility of such an execution. Until written confirmation is received, the price and lead time cannot be considered known.
This is exactly how proper specification works: not choosing the 'closest' execution instead of the designer, but turning a contradictory line into a clear solution.
Clear oil and 'walnut with patina' are different configurations of oak
Oak Aurora has at least two finishes that may be perceived simply as 'wood' in a small render.
But for purchasing, these are different items.
For 1200×700:
oak / clear oil — 40,310 ₽;
oak / walnut with patina — 45,460 ₽.
The difference:
5 150 ₽.
Clear oil should not be called "light walnut," and "walnut with patina" should simply be called "darker oil." These are different card options.
If the project is based on natural oak, the designer must choose a specific option, not leave the general phrase "wooden frame."
White enamel RAL 9010: one finish is available for both wood species
White Aurora shows the opposite scenario.
RAL 9010 is available for both oak and beech.
So the entry:
Aurora / 1200×700 / white
is still incomplete.
The wood species must be specified.
For 1200×700:
- oak / white enamel RAL 9010 — 43,070 ₽;
- beech / white enamel RAL 9010 — 37,430 ₽.
The difference:
5 640 ₽.
The same finish name does not negate the material specification.
This is especially important for a project with several identical mirrors: if two items are ordered in beech and one accidentally in oak, the note "all white RAL 9010" will not fix the purchasing error.
"Cherry" in Aurora refers to beech, not oak
The reverse error looks like this:
Aurora / oak / cherry.
In the current matrix, "cherry" is in the beech rows.
Therefore, such a specification also requires returning it to the designer.
For beech 1200×700, "cherry" costs 38,980 ₽.
For oak in this size, the following are available:
- clear oil — 40,310 ₽;
- walnut with patina — 45,460 ₽;
- white enamel RAL 9010 — 43,070 ₽.
The buyer must not independently transfer the finish from one wood species to another.
Size 800×500, 1200×700, or 1900×800 — a separate mandatory parameter
The article's topic is not about choosing the mirror scale, but the size must not be lost in the order.
Aurora has three options.
800×500×43×33 mm
Compact configuration.
1200×700×43×33 mm
Medium format.
1900×800×43×33 mm
Large size.
Bad request:
Aurora / oak / walnut.
Good:
Aurora 008-007 / 1200×700×43×33 / oak / walnut tint with patina / 1 pc.
This way, the product can be unambiguously identified by four parameters:
model → size → wood species → finish.
Three identical mirrors: first, we confirm one combination, then multiply the quantity.
Let's imagine an apartment or hotel project where three Aurora 800×500 mirrors are needed.
Entry:
Aurora — 3 pcs.
leaves material and finish open.
If oak / RAL 9010 is selected:
3 × 32 120 = 96 360 ₽.
If beech / RAL 9010 is selected:
3 × 27 930 = 83 790 ₽.
The difference:
96 360 − 83 790 = 12 570 ₽.
Correct line:
Aurora 008-007 / 800×500×43×33 / beech / white enamel RAL 9010 / 3 pcs.
First, one allowed combination is fixed, then the quantity.
Buy a mirror based on the render: why photos are not enough
In the visualization, the frame may simply be “warm brown.”
But from a single render, it is impossible to reliably determine:
- whether it is oak or beech;
- oil or tinting;
- "cherry" or "walnut with patina";
- exact RAL;
- which specific one of the three sizes is specified.
The render answers the question:
how the room should look.
The specification answers:
what exactly to buy.
They must work together.
If the designer sends only an image, the specifier needs to request a text string with parameters, rather than guessing the configuration from the pixel shade.
"Nut," "nutty," "dark oak" — do not replace the name of the product option
The product card uses a specific name:
"Nut tint with patina."
In the purchase order, it's better to keep it verbatim.
Why is this important?
The phrases "nutty" and "dark oak" may indicate a designer impression, not a product configuration.
If a specific finish must be listed on the invoice, loose synonyms only increase the risk of error.
Therefore, a good specification does not try to be literary. It must be unambiguous.
What to communicate to the assembler before ordering Aurora
Minimum format:
Model: Aurora 008-007
Size: ××43×33 mm
Wood type: oak / beech
Finish: exact name from the current product card
Quantity: ___
Card check date: ___
The date is useful because product matrices may be updated.
If a project lasts several months, the old PDF may contain a combination that is no longer shown as standard. The current date helps to understand which version of the card the order was based on.
A finished Aurora mirror and a separate wooden frame are different purchases
Aurora 008-007 is sold as a mirror in a frame.
This is a finished product item from a specific collection.
But STAVROS separately sells mirror frames. If the customer already has a mirror sheet or the glass is made by another contractor, they may need a completely different product scenario.
Here it is correct to use a separate commercial transition: Buy a wooden frame for a mirror.
Such a request should not be directed to Aurora, because the user may be looking only for a frame without a finished mirror.
If the mirror is already made — Aurora may not be the right product
Let's imagine that the mirror sheet has already been ordered separately.
Then buying a ready-made Aurora may duplicate part of the project.
Need to check whether the following is required:
- a finished mirror in a frame;
- only a wooden frame;
- a solid wood frame;
- MDF frame;
- Custom panel with different geometry.
For a separate frame, you can use the catalog, but if the project requires a uniform paintable base, there is a separate direction where you can buy an MDF frame for a mirror.
This is a different commercial intent, and it should not be mixed with the Aurora order.
Rigid box: what to consider in logistics for a large mirror
Aurora is delivered in a rigid box.
The card does not show the dimensions of the box itself, so you cannot calculate the elevator, doorway, or transport based only on the mirror's size.
Especially for the 1900×800 version, before delivery you need to request:
- actual dimensions of the cargo unit;
- lifting conditions;
- possibility of carrying in;
- number of cargo items;
- acceptance procedure;
- unpacking rules.
If a large mirror does not fit along the carrying route, it is better to find this out before shipment.
St. Petersburg order: a commercial request does not change the specification
For a user who wants to buy a mirror in a wooden frame in St. Petersburg, the assembly rules remain the same.
The region does not cancel the need to specify:
- Aurora 008-007;
- size;
- breed;
- finish;
- quantity.
The St. Petersburg tail is useful for product search, but should not turn the article into a regional catalog.
If Aurora fits the project, the buyer orders a specific product combination, not just a "wooden mirror in St. Petersburg".
If the old estimate is already signed: how to fix the combination without losing history
Sometimes the line "Aurora / beech / walnut" has already passed approval and is in the signed estimate. Deleting it and silently replacing it with a new one is bad practice: in a month, no one will remember why the material or finish changed.
It is better to preserve the history of the decision.
In the work sheet, you can keep an archive line:
Aurora 008-007 / 1200×700 / beech / walnut — original design entry, do not use for ordering without clarification.
Below, add the current one:
Aurora 008-007 / 1200×700×43×33 / oak / walnut tint with patina — approved product combination.
Or, if the designer decided to keep the beech:
Aurora 008-007 / 1200×700×43×33 / beech / cherry tint — approved product combination.
This way, the project's financial history is preserved, but the buyer no longer returns to the impossible combination.
For large items, it is useful to add the modification date and the approver initiator. This is especially important if the project has a designer, a specifier, a client, and a separate procurement contractor: everyone must understand which line is current.
Three Aurora 1200×700: how the budget changes depending on the allowed combination
If a project needs three identical mirrors 1200×700, the cost of an error in one line is already noticeable.
Oak / walnut with patina
3 × 45 460 = 136 380 ₽.
Beech / cherry
3 × 38 980 = 116 940 ₽.
Oak / white enamel RAL 9010
3 × 43 070 = 129 210 ₽.
Beech / white enamel RAL 9010
3 × 37 430 = 112 290 ₽.
The difference between oak in "walnut with patina" and beech in "cherry":
136 380 − 116 940 = 19 440 ₽.
The difference between white Aurora made of oak and white Aurora made of beech:
129 210 − 112 290 = 16 920 ₽.
Batch of 3 pcs., 1200×700 Cost Oak / walnut with patina 136,380 ₽ Beech / cherry 116,940 ₽ Oak / RAL 9010 129,210 ₽ Beech / RAL 9010 112,290 ₽Therefore, the material and finish cannot be left "to be clarified later." They affect not only the appearance but also the final cost of the batch.
The same finish on different Aurora sizes: we still write the specification line by line
In one interior, for example, two Aurora 800×500 and one Aurora 1900×800 can be used. If all three must be oak with a "walnut with patina" finish, it is not enough to write one common line "Aurora, oak, walnut — 3 pcs."
It is more correct to separate the sizes:
Aurora 008-007 / 800×500×43×33 / oak / walnut tint with patina / 2 pcs.
Aurora 008-007 / 1900×800×43×33 / oak / walnut tint with patina / 1 pc.
Why is this useful? Different sizes have different prices, logistics, and possibly availability. One common line hides these differences and makes invoice verification difficult.
If a batch has several sizes, the total amount is calculated for each product line separately, not by multiplying the quantity by one average price.
Accepting Aurora after delivery: we check exactly the version that was ordered
After delivery, the mirror must be accepted according to the approved specification, not just by visual impression.
They verify:
- model Aurora 008-007;
- size;
- breed;
- exact finish name;
- quantity;
- condition of the rigid box;
- absence of obvious damage after unpacking.
It is especially important not to accept a "similar brown" instead of the agreed "walnut toning with patina" just because the shade in the photo seems close. Acceptance must rely on the formalized order.
For multiple mirrors, it is useful to place them side by side before final placement and ensure that the batch is perceived uniformly in terms of finish. Natural wood may have natural variation in grain, but product parameters must match the order.
If a large Aurora 1900×800 arrives in a rigid box, it is better to keep the packaging until the initial inspection is complete. This simplifies documenting the condition of the product and logistics in case of delivery issues.
When an Aurora order should be stopped and returned to the designer
Do not place an order if the specification states:
- beech + walnut with patina;
- oak + cherry;
- only "white mirror" without wood species;
- only "brown frame";
- Aurora without size;
- non-standard finish without manufacturer confirmation;
- quantity without a single approved configuration.
In these cases, the buyer should not "fix the obvious" on their own.
Their task is to detect the contradiction and return it for approval.
Errors when ordering Aurora 008-007
Error: assuming that any finish is available for any wood species.
Solution — read the matrix row by row for oak and beech.
Error: independently replace "walnut" with "cherry".
This is a project change.
Error: independently change beech to oak for walnut tinting.
Material is also an order parameter.
Error: write only RAL 9010.
White enamel is available for both wood species, so material is also needed.
Error: order based on the render.
An image does not replace a product line.
Error: confuse the finished Aurora with a separate frame.
These are different purchases.
Error: read the dimensions of the mirror of the transport box size.
Rigid packaging requires separate clarification.
Final specification for the corrected line "beech / walnut"
If the designer decides to keep the "walnut with patina" finish and switch to oak:
Aurora 008-007 / 1200×700×43×33 mm / oak / walnut with patina tint / 1 pc. / current price 45,460 ₽ / lead time and availability to be confirmed before payment.
If they decide to keep beech and choose "cherry":
Aurora 008-007 / 1200×700×43×33 mm / beech / cherry tint / 1 pc. / current price 38,980 ₽.
If a white configuration is needed:
Aurora 008-007 / 1200×700×43×33 mm / beech or oak / white enamel RAL 9010 / 1 pc.
But the wood species still needs to be chosen before ordering.
Before paying for the batch, we check the matrix again.
Price, availability, and available product combinations may change.
Therefore, before payment, it is useful to open the Aurora card again and check:
- size;
- breed;
- finish;
- price;
- production time;
- availability;
- packaging.
If the project list was compiled several months ago, this final check protects against purchasing based on an outdated combination.
After approval, you can proceed to modern interior items from STAVROS or order a specific Aurora.
Repeat order after several months: do not blindly copy the old invoice
If a second Aurora mirror is needed later — for example, after completing an adjacent room — the old invoice is useful as a reference, but not as an automatic new specification.
Before reordering, check the current matrix again: whether the same size, same wood species, and same finish name still exist. This is especially important for complex combinations like "oak / walnut with patina" or "beech / cherry".
In the repeat request, it is better to write:
Repeat the previously approved visual scenario, but place the order only after confirming the current combination of Aurora 008-007 in the current product table.
If the old configuration is no longer shown as standard, the buyer should not substitute it with a similar one on their own. The project is sent back for approval again.
This way, the repeat order remains manageable even after several months, when prices, availability, or the set of standard finishes may have changed. Before making the repeat payment, it is also useful to check the production time and the current availability of the selected version.
Questions before purchasing Aurora 008-007
What sizes are available for Aurora?
800×500×43×33, 1200×700×43×33, and 1900×800×43×33 mm.
What wood species are used?
Oak and beech.
Can I buy Aurora in beech with a walnut patina finish?
The current staffing matrix does not show this combination. You need to select an available letter finish, switch to oak, or separately request a custom execution.
For which wood species is "walnut with patina" available?
In the current table — for oak.
For which wood species is "cherry" available?
For beech.
Does oak have white enamel RAL 9010?
Yes.
Does beech have RAL 9010?
Yes.
How much does Aurora 1200×700 in oak with "walnut with patina" cost?
45,460 ₽ at the time of checking.
How much does Aurora 1200×700 in beech with "cherry" cost?
38 980 ₽.
Why can't we just write "Aurora white" in the estimate?
Because white enamel RAL 9010 is available for both oak and beech.
Can I order based on a photo?
No. The render needs to be supplemented with a precise specification.
Is Aurora just the frame?
No. The product card sells the mirror with the frame.
What if I only need the wooden frame?
Go to the separate category for mirror frames.
How is Aurora delivered?
In a rigid box.
Do I need to clarify the packaging for the 1900×800 version?
Yes, especially for calculating delivery, lift, and hoisting.
Where to buy Aurora?
In the card of the Aurora 008-007 STAVROS mirror.