Sinks:
Most kitchen sinks are built to withstand a variety of conditions. It depends on how much you use your kitchen sink. Kitchen sinks come in all shapes and sizes, but the right one will serve you well over the long term. Each Aquatica custom project has its own distinct qualities, such as material selection, shapes, colours, and technology. Click here to check out modern sink bowl by Aquatica.
Materials and Colors
The materials and colors of sinks come in many different choices. Every sink material has its pros and cons, and each sink material works well for a particular purpose. Some materials are suitable for bathrooms, while others fit best in kitchens.
White and stainless steel are the most popular colors because they look good in almost any room and blend in well with anything else. They also match almost everything else in a room. However, black is starting to gain popularity and is a different color.
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1. Stainless Steel
It can be noisy when water hits the sink and/or silverware is dropped into the sink without any care. On the other hand, stainless steel sinks are easy to clean.
2. Cast Iron
Heavy duty sinks are cast iron, and their emphasis is on heavy. For home use, they are meant to be installed by a professional.
Cast iron sinks are durable and beautiful because of a non-porous enamel coating. It is made by fusing an enamel to the cast iron through high heat.
3. Enamel Sink
The enamel sink is the classic choice because it comes in so many colors. White is the classic choice since it’s easy to match most interior designs. It is also non-porous, meaning it doesn’t attract dirt and grime, which means it resists staining. 
4. Granite
Granite composite is a durable sink that is heat resistant, scratch resistant, and staining resistant. Granite composite sinks are quieter than most other kitchen sinks and less likely to clang against each other, making them a great choice for those who want a quieter kitchen sink.
5. Solid Granite
It is natural stone products that’re more expensive than other varieties of granite and offer a lot more durability, as well as a bit more uniqueness.
6. Porcelain
Whether you prefer white or another color, it’s an excellent choice for kitchen counters that need to stay neat and polished. Porcelain is easy to clean, but it is prone to cracking from dropping heavy objects or sharp ones.
7. Copper
Copper sinks are easy to install, and once installed they don’t require a lot of maintenance.
8. Brass
Brass adds a beautiful, timeless look to any room in your home. It has a shiny finish that resists scratches and dents, while adding a rich color to the room.
Brass is often considered more decorative than functional. That means it requires more maintenance than other metals and so it might be worth considering when you’re deciding between brass and another metal for your home or business.
Bathtub:
We hope you find our bathtub buying guide helpful. We also included a link to our bathroom buying guide so you can get more information on bathtubs, which could help you decide which style is best for you and your home. Click here to check Aquatica tubs.
Material
1. Acrylic
Acrylic tubs are one of the most affordable tub options. Acrylic sheet is a soft and malleable material which makes it ideal for a variety of shapes and sizes. You’ll find that these are useful in large, small, and funky sized spaces.
You can choose to have an acrylic bath tub if you like the idea of being able to choose from a variety of tubs. Smooth and non porous, these ceramic tile are good at retaining heat.
2. Fiberglass
Fiberglass bathtubs are a budget-friendly option. They’re often even cheaper than acrylic bathtubs.
3. Copper
The appeal of copper tubs is that they have an amazing design aesthetic, but the cost of copper tubs reflect that. Overall, the luxurious aesthetic is very appealing if you don’t mind the price tag.
3. Cast iron
Cast iron is one of the most durable options for bathtubs because it’s made by pouring molten iron into a bathtub mold and then smoothing it out and covering in a layer of enamel. The extra weight is substaial, and it’s worth taking the time to make sure the bathroom is sturdy enough to support cast iron.
4. Ceramic
Ceramic bathtubs are usually made of ceramic tiles. These are heated to become bonded together in order to create the tub. It’s a fairly easy process, although there are some disadvantages as well, like being unable to create shapes that aren’t exactly rectangular or square.
Ceramic tubs are great for the price, but they do have a lot of drawbacks. They don’t hold up well to water and dirt. Also, the grout that holds the ceramic pieces together needs constant attention and upkeep so it doesn’t deteriorate and the tub doesn’t get slippery.
Overall, a ceramic tub is an acquired taste and not a good choice for most people.
5. Stone resin
It’s made to look like natural stone and it’s also very easy to apply. It’s non porous, and very smooth. It doesn’t absorb any water.
A stone resin bathtub is a high end and luxurious option for your bathroom. It’s also durable and low-maintenance.
Types of Bathtub:
- The standard bathtub is the most common tub that is sold. There’s nothing special about this bathtub, it’s just a great place to chill out after a long day. This is also a good option for those who are just replacing an old tub and aren’t looking for the best quality tubs on the market.
- Soaking baths are the next step up from your standard bathtub. Prices vary depending on size and the amount of features, and there are lots of options. They’re bigger than the standard tub, usually 60”-72” long, and can be anywhere from 30” to 48” wide.
- A whirlpool bathtub is typically associated with comfort, relaxation, and luxury. It’s like a mini hot tub right in your home. The jets are strategically located throughout the tub and aimed to hit different muscle groups.
- Air tubs are similar to whirlpool tubs but instead of jets shooting water, they shoot air instead. The pressure is more spread out and less concentrated than water jets.
- Walk in tubs were created for older people and seniors because they’re easier to use than traditional tubs. They’re a compromise between those who can’t use a traditional tub and those who want a more relaxing experience.
