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What are the characteristics of the bathtub?
Ceramic bathtubs were eliminated because of their bulkiness, waste of materials and fragility, and were replaced by materials such as acrylic, cast iron enamel and steel plate enamel. The surface of acrylic material is polymethyl methacrylate, and the back is resin gypsum and glass fiber to enhance load bearing. The thickness is generally 3 ~ 10 mm, and its advantages are easy molding, slow heat dissipation, good thermal insulation performance, long water temperature, no cold feeling when touching its surface, warm touch, easy scrubbing and cleaning, light weight, convenient installation and rich color changes. Because of the above characteristics, acrylic bathtubs are cheaper. The disadvantage of this material is that it is easy to hang dirty and not wear-resistant. After a period of use, the surface is easy to appear gray. The steel plate bathtub is made of a certain thickness of steel plate and then plated with enamel. Features: easy molding and low cost. Because its surface is enamel, it is not easy to hang dirty, easy to clean, not easy to fade, and its luster is lasting.
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