There are many materials for floor drains sold in the building materials market, such as PVC, cast iron, ceramic, stainless steel and copper, etc. Floor drains made of various materials have different characteristics. Do you know which material of floor drain is better? Which is better, copper floor drains or stainless steel floor drains? Kuaiershun Sanitary Ware tells you how to choose floor drain products? The following will provide a detailed introduction for everyone.

Which is better, copper floor drains or stainless steel floor drains

At present, the most common type of floor drain on the market is the all-copper chrome-plated one. It has a thick coating. Even if copper rust forms over time, it is relatively easy to clean. Generally speaking, the all-copper floor drain can be used for at least six years. We have used both stainless steel and pure copper, but the stainless steel didn't rust while the pure copper did. How can this be explained? This is the distance between reality and theory. This is just like the foolishness that living in a villa must be more beautiful than living in a high-rise building. As a seasoned member of society, one should understand that there is no such thing as "affirmation" in this world.

The uniqueness of stainless steel floor drains lies in their distinction from other materials such as zinc alloy and copper, and they have their own distinctive features. They are of high quality and low price, and are currently one of the more popular types of floor drains on the market. Stainless steel floor drains are favored by many people. They are moderately priced, aesthetically pleasing and durable. Stainless steel floor drains also come in different stainless steel materials and functions. Floor drains made of different materials and with different functions have different prices.

How to choose a floor drain

A person with many years of sales experience told a reporter in an interview that the materials of floor drains are divided into many types, such as ceramic materials. What is its price? Corrosion-resistant but not impact-resistant and prone to damage. Made of stainless steel, it has a moderate price, an attractive style, does not rust and is durable. Cast iron material is low in price and production cost, but it is prone to rust, not aesthetically pleasing and not easy to clean. Many old houses use this material for floor drains. Copper material, which is moderately priced, does not rust and is quite practical. PVC material,? Its price is high, but it is prone to deformation due to temperature changes and is easily scratched or damaged.

Nowadays, most families experience varying degrees of unpleasant odors in their sewers. In more serious cases, there may even be mosquito breeding. It affects the indoor environment. He suggests that consumers should choose products that combine deep-water seal anti-odor and physical anti-odor when selecting floor drains. The so-called deep-water seal floor drain means that a little water is stored in the floor drain. To prevent odors from coming back up, physical deodorization works by using water pressure to make the sealing gasket open and close, thereby achieving the purpose of deodorization.