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Today’s world of innovative products leaves buying decisions more complicated than ever. When selecting a kitchen sink, there are so many factors to consider. This blog post is going to explore all the considerations, from size, mounting style, and material to make your kitchen sink buying process more efficient.

The natural patina process that occurs when copper comes in contact with natural elements is something that leaves many copper sink buyers curious about the best ways to care for the products. It is important to know that most high-quality copper sinks are 100% maintenance free. Once you learn how the metal works, it is easy to maintain are a particular color, or simply let it go natural and enjoy the change.

Copper is naturally antibacterial, making it the perfect material for a soaker tub. Our freestanding copper tubs will completely transform your home bathroom or hotel suite. Master coppersmiths have been hand-pounding bathtubs for thousands of years. The process starts with a large sheet of thick copper sheeting, and carefully using heat and hammers to pound the large basin to create unique color patterns.

Each copper sink company has their way of addressing the copper patina process, and how it affects the product. This article will give you a better understanding of copper sink finishes, and help you make a more educated decision when making a purchase.

Every custom copper purchase starts with an appreciation of the art, skill, and passion that a coppersmith puts into each piece. Unique hammer textures, flame color techniques, and design patterns are passed down from generation to generation. That is why your will find different and unique designs among farmhouse sinks and other items while browsing our collection.

Interior products are entirely different. We typically choose to have sinks made in raw copper sheeting, or a hand hammered fire finish. For our custom copper range hoods, we opt to lock in the patina. By closing in the patina and creating a more precise finish, we can avoid hand prints.

Copper is suitable for use in a variety of industries because of its resistance to corrosion, workability, and visual appeal. Copper was the cornerstone of many ancient civilizations: for cookware, weapons, water pipes, and tools. Today, we utilize the natural properties of copper in architecture and modern living. The anti-microbial quality makes it an excellent choice for any product. It is recyclable and corrosion resistant, which helps promote a more sustainable environment.