Quaril baths have appeared on the market not so long ago, but due to their exceptional properties, they are becoming more and more popular every day. Kvaril is an artificial material. It is based on acrylic, a synthetic polymer that has many advantages, such as lightness, cheapness, a large selection of colors.
By adding quartz to acrylic, the engineers managed to increase its strength. In the new material, quartz particles enclosed in a plastic shell are interconnected with an acrylic mass. The resulting quarian baths have all the advantages of acrylic, but are devoid of their disadvantages..
Advantages
- Quaril bathtubs with the same volume are more spacious than acrylic bathtubs.
- Due to the increased strength, they do not need additional strength struts for rigidity, there is no need for reinforcement. This is especially true for baths with large bowls..
- Quaril baths are warm to the touch and keep warm well.
- Straight shapes, which are rarely used in acrylic due to the high plasticity of the material, work well in quaril.
- Unlike acrylic, it is quite difficult to scratch or break quaril, it does not turn yellow over time, corrosion does not affect it.
disadvantages
- You have to pay for the advantages, and in the case of quaryl baths, this is, first of all, significant weight. A bath of the same size made of quaril will be much heavier than acrylic or even steel, but, of course, much lighter than cast iron.
- Another significant disadvantage is the price. As a rule, quarian baths are twice as expensive as acrylic counterparts..
Care
- To maintain cleanliness, wash your bathtub twice a week with a mild detergent.
- It is better not to use abrasives: as practice shows, despite the fact that manufacturers promise resistance to scratches, the use of such agents over time can destroy the surface of the bath.
- Protect the quartz bath from impacts and falling of various objects into it: this can lead to the formation of cracks and chips.
