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Invisible touchless switch
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The problem: the switch always breaks the finish

You choose the tiles, the mirror, the timber panel, and then comes the moment you drill a hole to fit a white plate. It is also the most handled surface in a bathroom or a kitchen, the one nobody wants to touch with wet hands.

What the Magic Switch does

It sits behind the finished surface and is completely invisible from the room. The command passes through the mirror, the tile, the plasterboard or the timber. A gesture is enough, with no pressure and no contact.

Why it matters beyond looks

In a medical practice, a professional kitchen or a guest house, a control nobody touches becomes a hygiene argument as much as a design one. The Magic Switch product page explains how it works, and the video shows the trigger distance once the finish is in place.

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