The Plint shower is manufactured to last for many years. It is made of thicker iron sheets than usual, stronger welds and a rough finish.

When the showers are finished, they are hot. They immerse themselves in a zinc alloy that is 460 degrees of temperature. Zinc adheres to iron as a thick syrup. When the shower comes out again, hangs and drips for 20 minutes. This is the best absolute way to prevent iron from oxidizing.

The showers that do not receive paint, which maintain the color of the zinc, begin a slow oxidation process. That is, the zinc matures slowly in color. If you want this process to be faster, you can apply weak acid, for example a sour milk product. Accelerate the oxidation that the matte surface gives. Hot immersion galvanized loses its safety of total correction after about 50 years.

As the shower is made of hot galvanized metal, you can leave it with water inside if you do not use it all.

The shower is for outdoor and interior use, does not tolerate frost if there is water inside.