Sanitary Ware Manufacturer

              Using the newly developed whole-body decoration technology, manufacturers can streamline their production process and create porcelain tiles that resemble natural stones. Natural stones have steadily increased in popularity, both in residential as well as commercial projects over the last few years. Consumers are particularly attracted to the natural colors and texture, which spreads a feeling of warmth in the environment. However, high price and maintenance are the two reasons that drive the customer away from choosing the material. A ceramic tile that imitates the looks and feel of natural stone is proving to be the apt replacement of stones for nature loving consumers. Ceramic tiles enhance the interiors of homes and offices, for which design is a major factor that influences buyers’ decision, followed by price.

            Development of multi-screen and roto-drum technology has made it possible to manufacture tiles that replicate stone. Technological developments have aided in increasing color shades and variety of tiles available in the market. Earlier only a few shades that replicate marble were available. Ceramic tiles are now available in large array of sizes, formats, and designs.

The 15th China International Ceramic & Sanitaryware Fair Foshan was held in April 18-22, 2010. Since 2002, we had successfully held 14 sessions of Fair and built it a top show in the ceramic industry in China. The Fair aims at ceramic export and attracts buyers and designers all over the world with its top-ranking resources.

On Oct. 18, 2008, at the same time of the opening of the 12th Fair, the 2nd-stage project of China Ceramics City•China Ceramics Industry Headquarters ( CCIH ) opened . With the finest and latest products, the 15th China International Ceramic & Sanitaryware Fair Foshan continued  to give you the best products and services and be the top fair in China.

As the most influential export oriented ceramic and sanitaryware fair in China, China International Ceramic & Sanitaryware Fair Foshan had  been the top fair for manufacturers, distributors, group purchasers and end-users from over 50 countries and regions.

During the Fair, numerous activities was  held at both China Ceramics City and China Ceramics Industry Headquarters. These activities such as opening, new product release, lectures, seminars, forums, performances, exhibitor cocktail party, end-user group purchase and media conference  provided  visitors with the best fair experience.

Service  Of  The Exhibition
1. Interpreting and Purchase Guide Service
2. Contact Manufacturers and Visit Factories
3. Meeting Rooms
4. Business Services
5. VIP Zone
6. Dining Service
7. Fair Catalog
8. Luggage Keeping
9. Shuttle Bus
10. Wireless Lan

Product  Range:
1. Building Ceramic (wall & floor tile, plaza tile, mosaic, garden ceramic, roof tile etc.)
2. Sanitary Ware & Accessory (sanitary ceramic, spa, bathtub, shower room, bathroom accessories such as faucet and hanger etc.)
3. Others (daily-use & art ceramic, ceramics technology, ceramic industry network and media etc.)

Participators:
Manufacturers, distributors, retailers, agents, engineering purchasers, group purchasers, designers, end-users etc.

Visitor Registration
Locus: East Gate Square of China Ceramics City
Procedures:
Show your business card and E-ticket→ Get your pass→ Enter and visit
or
Show your invitation letter→ Get your pass→ Enter and visit
or
Show your business card→ Fill the registration form→ Get your pass→ Enter and visit

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A new study documents five recent cases of toilet seat dermatitis in children, some of whom suffered for years before getting a proper diagnosis.

“Toilet seat dermatitis is one of those legendary conditions described in medical textbooks and seen in underdeveloped countries, but one that younger pediatricians have not come across in their daily practice,” researcher Bernard Cohen, MD, director of pediatric dermatology at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center, says in a news release. “If our small analysis is any indication of what’s happening, we need to make sure the condition is on every pediatrician’s radar.”

Toilet Seat Trouble

Toilet seat dermatitis causes skin irritation around the buttocks and upper thighs. If it isn’t treated properly, researchers say discomfort can persist and lead to painful and itchy skin eruptions.

The condition was first described in 1927. At that time, exposure to wooden toilet seats and the associated varnish, lacquers, and paints were to blame for the skin irritation.

In the 1980s and 1990s, most public facilities and homeowners switched from wooden to plastic toilet seats and sanitary seat covers became readily available, which researchers say prompted a dramatic decline in the condition.

But recently, some homeowners have opted for toilet seats made from exotic woods, and there has been an increased use of harsh toilet seat detergents.

In two of the cases described  in the study, the children’s  toilet  seat  dermatitis had  been caused by their school’s  use of harsh chemical cleaners, containing ingredients such as didecyl dimethyl ammonium chloride and alkyl dimethyl benzyl ammonium chloride, which have previously been documented to cause severe skin irritation.

To prevent toilet seat dermatitis, researchers recommend the following steps:

• Use toilet seat covers in public restrooms, including hospital and school bathrooms. Such covers are widely available in major retail stores. The researchers add that allergy to toilet seat covers has not been reported in the medical literature.
• Replace wooden toilet seats with plastic ones.
• Avoid harsh cleaners.