Innovation, avant-garde, design, and sustainability are attributes that define Bathco's daily operations. The Cantabrian company, specializing in the bathroom sector, continuously updates its offerings, seeking to combine these characteristics. Its latest proposals are featured in the Materia catalog, presented in mid-year, where an extensive collection of sinks made from stone, resin, metal, cast iron, and more can be found. This unique family of products shares a common bond: its ability to adapt to all spaces and designs.<\/p>\n
Another of these collections is Wood, composed of the series Bangalore<\/strong> and Calcutta<\/strong>. It is a commitment to sustainability, recycling, and the use of natural materials.<\/p>\n These sinks are made of acacia, a tropical wood that is highly resistant to water. Furthermore, they are crafted under the philosophy of zero waste<\/em>, since they are made from scraps and leftovers of this wood, making the most of the material.<\/p>\n Furthermore, expert carpenters are involved in the composition of each sink, selecting the most suitable slats and joining them into a block that withstands water without fissures. This is an artisanal process that results in sinks with a similar, but never identical, grain and texture, making each sink a unique piece.<\/p>\n To achieve its exceptional water resistance, a matte or semi-matte lacquer is used, which creates a thin film that covers the wood's pores and protects it from harmful external agents.<\/p>\n