Faceted spheres covered in small mirrored glass tiles, ranging from a compact 20 cm unit to a large 115 cm version, sit within this range alongside a dedicated flight case for the 100 cm ball. Each size reflects light differently: smaller balls suit intimate settings such as bars or small stages, while the larger diameters carry across ballrooms, festival stages and film sets where the effect needs to register from a distance.
Paired with a spotlight or pin beam and a rotator, a mirrorball scatters moving points of light across walls, ceilings and audiences, producing the classic disco or glitter effect used in live events, television productions and themed studio setups. The range of sizes allows the scale of the effect to be matched to the venue, from small corporate functions to large-scale productions.