Kitchenware and sanitary equipment
The materials of pots, sinks, and faucets need to be differentiated based on their intended contact with food or water; coatings determine the additional information that must be requested.
Details
- Outfitting residential kitchen and bathroom areas. The materials of pots, sinks, and faucets need to be differentiated based on their intended contact with food or water; coatings determine the additional information that must be requested.
- Record dimensions, thickness, coatings, and parts that contact water or food. Materials to be cross-checked: stainless steel, ceramics, plastic, and rubber.
- Wrap plated surfaces, sink rims, and ceramic components separately; separate gasket sets, screws, and installation accessories.
- The intended contact with food or water and the coating composition must be verified for each product.
Preparation
- Obtain surface samples, coating information, and lists of gaskets, screws, and faucets included with each set.
- Record dimensions, thickness, coatings, and parts that contact water or food.
- Wrap plated surfaces, sink rims, and ceramic components separately; separate gasket sets, screws, and installation accessories.
Frequently asked questions
Can stainless steel pots and faucets use the same material documentation?
Obtain surface samples, coating information, and lists of gaskets, screws, and faucets included with each set. Record dimensions, thickness, coatings, and parts that contact water or food.
Which aspects of kitchenware and sanitary equipment need to be verified before proposing an option?
The intended contact with food or water and the coating composition must be verified for each product.