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What material is good for the bathtub
Date:2022-09-08
When buying a bathtub, you need to choose a quality, durable material. What material is good for the bathtub?
1. Wooden bathtub
Use materials with hard wood, high density and good anti-corrosion properties, such as spruce, oak, pine, cedar, etc., and the material of solid wood bathtubs on the market is mainly cedar. According to some shopping guides for solid wood bathtubs, solid wood bathtubs are refreshing, easy to clean, free of static electricity, environmentally friendly and natural. After bathing, you can clean them with water. Daily maintenance is very simple. Solid wood bathtubs are wet and afraid of dryness. , When necessary, use water to soak in to avoid exposure to the sun.
Second, the steel bathtub
It is a traditional material for making bathtubs. Steel bathtubs are made of a whole piece of special steel plate for bathtubs with a thickness of about 2 mm, which is stamped and formed, and the surface is treated with enamel. It has the characteristics of wear resistance, heat resistance, pressure resistance, etc. Between the cast iron cylinder and the acrylic cylinder, the thermal insulation effect is lower than that of the cast iron cylinder, but the service life is long and the overall cost performance is relatively high. This tank is enamel surface, not hydrophilic and oily, so the surface finish and hardness are very high, very wear-resistant and scratch-resistant, and not easy to adhere to dirt, very easy to clean.
This bathtub is made of artificial organic materials. Its main features are rich in shape, light weight, good surface finish, and low price. However, due to the poor high temperature resistance and pressure resistance of artificial organic materials, It is not wear-resistant, which leads to the disadvantage of easy aging, so the surface of this bathtub rarely changes color after more than three years of use.
4. Cast iron bathtub
Made of cast iron, the surface is covered with enamel, so it is very heavy, and it is not easy to generate noise during use; due to the complicated casting process, the cast iron bathtub is generally simple in shape and expensive.
