The design of column basins is mostly simple, as the drainage components can be hidden in the columns of the basin, giving people a clean and tidy appearance. Moreover, when washing hands, the human body can naturally stand in front of the basin, making it more convenient and comfortable to use. Next, the editor will take you to understand the methods and techniques for selecting column basins.

Methods and techniques for selecting pillar pots

1. Look at the space

When choosing a basin, the first thing to consider is the size of the installation environment. Generally, when installing in spaces with a width less than 70 centimeters, it is not recommended to choose a countertop basin. Because the basin on the stage needs to be installed within 70 centimeters, there are few product options available, which can make it appear cramped and have poor visual effects after installation.

In addition, before making a purchase, you also need to consider the location of the water supply and drainage pipes at home, and refer to the surrounding spatial environment of the water supply and drainage pipes to match the basin. If the location of the water supply and drainage pipes is not considered in advance, it is possible that after purchasing the basin, the intended installation location may not have water supply and drainage equipment. Therefore, consumers need to weigh whether to replace the basin or carry out water pipe renovation, which invisibly increases their burden.

If the basin you purchased does not come with accessories such as a faucet, or if you want to replace the faucet yourself, you need to consider the practical functions of the faucet, such as choosing a faucet with telescopic function. Especially when purchasing a standalone countertop basin, one should also consider issues such as the height of the faucet to prevent it from being too low and affecting the use of the basin.

2. Look at the material

Since most of the products sold in the market are ceramic basins, how to choose good ones? Experts remind that a good ceramic basin is determined by its manufacturing process, and the anti fouling ability of ceramic basins fired at high temperatures is much better than those fired at low temperatures. In addition, the quality of ceramic basin glaze directly affects the future use effect. A basin with good glaze is less likely to be stained, easy to clean, and commonly used as new.

The specific method of selection is to observe whether the glaze surface of the ceramic is bright, smooth, without bubbles, pinholes, sand holes, color spots, strong reflective ability, etc. by backlighting; It can also be touched by hand. If the feel is smooth, delicate, and the tapping sound is crisp, it indicates that it is a good ceramic basin.

3. Look at the craftsmanship

Most high-end hand-painted basins use underglaze ceramic craftsmanship, which is currently the best ceramic craftsmanship, so be careful to distinguish when purchasing. Underglaze decoration emphasizes meticulous brushwork and freehand brushwork, which must be hand drawn, not printed or pasted, and the color should be bright. During the high-temperature firing process of the product, due to the use of colored glaze kiln, each product will have a certain color difference, and small cracks will appear on the colored glaze surface. This is a characteristic of handmade colored glaze products for thousands of years, so it will not affect the overall effect.

In addition, as a high-quality ceramic basin, after gently tapping with your hand, you can also hear a crisp and loud tapping sound. If the sound is hoarse and there are cracks on the surface of the product, even if it looks good, it is still inferior.

4. Look at the dragon head

Next is the purchase of faucets, which are the highlight of basin series consumption and provide consumers with the most direct experience throughout the entire usage process. The purchase of a faucet should generally be based on factors such as the customer's personal preferences, purchasing power, and cost requirements. However, in principle, it should be coordinated with the selected basin in terms of matching, style, and grade, in order to reflect a harmonious beauty and a taste of consumption level. In addition, when choosing a faucet, do not forget the requirements for the faucet valve core, which is a key part of the faucet. Some faucets have dripping water shortly after installation and use, which is due to the unqualified valve core.