Sale! Ultra Bathroom Sink

At Bathselect, you can select from a variety of ultra bathroom sink designs, including pedestal sinks and undermount or vessel sink all in one place, if you are looking for bath upgrade on new bath you will find plenty of selections to choose from all at a great value with best prices. Feel free to check Bath Select price guarantee.

Ultra Bathroom Sink Material

Here is a list of the most common materials of bathroom sinks.

Cast Iron: Cast Iron is heavy but durable material typically coated with enamel. Its smooth surface is easy to clean and it’s available in numerous colors. Chipping of the enamel coating might occur if it’s banged hard enough with a hard object. This kind of damage can expose the base cast iron and eventually lead to rust.

Vitreous China / Fireclay / Porcelain: Vitreous china and fireclay are similar in that they’re clay-based ceramics. These materials also make durable sinks with easily cleaned surfaces. They can be chipped or cracked if they’re knocked hard enough.

Glass Vessel Sink: The glass is one of the primary materials used for vessel sinks. There are endless ways in which glass vessel sinks can be colored and decorated, for an endless number of style possibilities. Tempered glass is the desired type of glass for a bathroom sink as it is more resistant to cracking or shattering. Hard water deposits can leave spots on the glass if it’s not wiped clean after use.

Metal: There are several kinds of metals used to make bathroom sinks. Copper, brass and stainless steel are the more common varieties. Copper sinks should have welded seams (not soldered) since solder will turn black over time. The thickness of the metal is denoted by the “gauge” — lower gauge numbers mean the thicker material which is less likely to dent.

Stone bathroom sinks: They come in a wide assortment of styles and form with one of the most prevalent varieties being vessel sinks. Polished stone has a smooth finish and may show water spots particularly in darker colors. Stone sinks usually require sealing to protect the surface from staining. Also, remember that different stones react differently to various substances and that a polished surface is less porous than a honed surface.

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