| Type | Ceramic Basin |
| Warranty: | 5 years |
| Temperature: | >=1200℃ |
| Application: | Bathroom |
| Project Solution Capability: | total solution for projects |
| Feature: | Easy Clean |
| Surface: | Ceramic Glazed |
| Stone Type: | Ceramic |
| Port | Shenzhen/Shantou |
| Service | ODM+OEM |
The gold-plated basin is a small classification of the wash basin, which is famous for its unique technology and appearance. Ceramic products are often named by their differences from other products. However, the manufacturing process of the porcelain body of the gold-plated basin is also similar to that of other common white ceramic hand basins. They are also fired at high temperatures. The finished products can only be delivered after several quality inspection processes in the factory. While ensuring the quality, the daily output is also the greatest guarantee.
Gold-plated basin also can call it gold wash basin,gold art ceramic basin,art wash basin,luxury wash basin,luxury ceramic wash basin. A variety of common shapes to meet the demands of daily decoration, it has the most basic round shape , oval shape , rectangular shape , square shape. Of course, we can also provide a variety of different shapes, such as the diamond shapes, and the shapes designed according to the customer's requirements. Kindness, high-end, light luxury, greeted through these products.About the surface we make same.
The surface of art basin is usually polished and matte in two common treatments. The light can show off the gold-plated color texture, and because of the smooth surface, daily cleaning is effortless. And matte is high-grade, the texture of color is more prominent. Finally, the process with high quality of these two surfaces makes the surface adhesion of the color in the ceramic basin is very strong, not easy to be scratched.Another kind of special surface treatment is to use environmental protection material bubble oil to do the surface of the basin, so that the surface looks uneven texture, improve the artistic value of the product.
