Selection Of The Ceramic Stove Of The Floor
Over the years, the ceramic stove has been an undisputed leader in the bathroom and toilet dispensaries. Modern, practically unlimited, the choice of ceramic products is not only satisfying the most susceptible taste, but also making room in any style and colour gamma.
The benefits of such separation are clear: the stove is easily molten, does not require special antibacterial treatment, is green, is not afraid of elevated humidity and temperature overturns. In addition, the stove is a good electrical insulation material that makes it safe to use in the bathroom.
To date, there are many options in the bathroom and toilet latrines collection for different purposes and premises, different colours and denominations, but there is no universal type of stove that would be entirely appropriate for all parameters. Any type of satinized or structured ceramogrene, clinker or cat, fayanse or mayolic gives a finite imagination and enables the most instant core tasks to be performed.
When selecting a ceramic stove, there is a need to have at least a little insight into the characteristics of this separating material so as not to make a mistake that may result in at least a resumption of repairs. Key selection criteria to be taken into account in the selection of bath and toilet stoves are the location of application (stain or floor), technical characteristics and functions, and the quality and design of the product.
Quality
Any material used to decorate the bath and toilet shall be practical, safe and resistant to the prosperity and effects of active chemicals. In order for the surface to be lit long and not to lose its properties and characteristics, the quality of the stove should be taken into account when chosen. Knowing the basic quality criteria, one type of material can be independently evaluated in the store:
- The plate shall be free from thrives and stains on the surface;
- There must be no chaos, swellings and cracks on the face. It's easy to check whether there are two stoves between the faces, which should not be even the smallest lights;
- Bowers must be perfectly stable. It is also easy to check by connecting two stoves with side edges to each other and checking the connections: the closure shall be less than 0, 5 millimeters, and the stove designed to contain a seamless light shall not be at all.
- There shall also be no cracks or cracks on the rear. The relay surface of the rear face of the stove is, however, an additional plus, thus ensuring greater clutch with the lower layer;