Mat350ze
2021-01-28 11:42:54
- #1
Hello everyone,
the ceramic fixtures are set with us so far, now it’s time for the fittings. In our house, we generally want a white/gray color scheme with black accents (lamps, stair railing, chair legs, etc.). Now the idea came up to continue this in the bathroom with black fittings as well.
You read many different opinions on the internet, from: “never black fittings again” to “I am positively surprised by the black fittings.”
Does anyone have black fittings and can constructively list the pros and cons, or share their personal opinion?
The main argument is always that you see lime scale spots much more clearly than on chrome, can you confirm that? In other words, do you have to clean the black fittings regarding lime scale more often than the chrome fittings?
We would be very grateful for experiences with black fittings from you.
Regards
the ceramic fixtures are set with us so far, now it’s time for the fittings. In our house, we generally want a white/gray color scheme with black accents (lamps, stair railing, chair legs, etc.). Now the idea came up to continue this in the bathroom with black fittings as well.
You read many different opinions on the internet, from: “never black fittings again” to “I am positively surprised by the black fittings.”
Does anyone have black fittings and can constructively list the pros and cons, or share their personal opinion?
The main argument is always that you see lime scale spots much more clearly than on chrome, can you confirm that? In other words, do you have to clean the black fittings regarding lime scale more often than the chrome fittings?
We would be very grateful for experiences with black fittings from you.
Regards