Common toilet seat has PP and UF (duroplast) two kinds of material.
PP Toilet Seat (Plastic toilet seat)
PP polypropylene is a kind of thermoplastic synthetic resin with excellent performance. After hot melting, it is formed with large deformation curvature and is not easy to break, but it is not wear-resistant and has the possibility of yellowing if used for a long time.
In terms of price, PP toilet seat is relatively cheap, the cost range is about ten to fifty USD, the price difference is mainly the purity of the material, the thickness of the finished product and workmanship.
UF Toilet Seat (Duroplast toilet seat)
Urea-formaldehyde is a new type of plastic material. The technology is to make the raw material into powder and then press it into shape at high temperature. It is hard and wear-resistant, but brittle and fragile (the premise of fragile is to be hit by heavy objects). Advantage is not easy to yellowing after long use.
The cost of urea-formaldehyde cover plate varies from thirty to hundreds dollars, the difference is mainly in materials and workmanship. Cheap urea-formaldehyde toilet seat cover some in the raw materials, such as doping some cheap materials, so when the price is far lower than the market price, Please be careful of being tricked.
Soft Close
Whether PP material or urea-formaldehyde material, a good toilet seat should have a soft close function.
When you go to the toilet in the middle of the night, the ordinary cover will open and close "pop" and fall down, causing disturbing noise. However, the cover with built-in soft close damping system will close slowly to achieve the effect of silence and noise reduction.
Good design pays attention to functional utility and user-friendly use.
Quick release
When cleaning the toilet, the area behind the toilet seat is difficult to clean. Starting from this user demand, the cover plate is added with quick release design.
Between a press and a pull, easy to remove the cover, convenient all-around cleaning, installation and reset is also easy to operate.
