is the floor flange corrosion resistant. will not spall and crack. most only last 2-3 years
641019
For the price, it will last a while, but how long i can not tell you because i have only had them for almost 2 months.
1515668
Good question. I've used it for a couple of weeks and there is no sign of corrosion. HOWEVER a magnet sticks to the rims which seems to indicate that there is mild steel in there somewhere.
567496
We installed this on top of an onyx 'slab'. It is a drop-in, I do not remember any flange.
2164814
hi, all I can tell you is that I have had my distiller for over two years now , and I use it on a daily basis . I have never had a corrosion problem with the lid as you mentioned. I have been a happy camper with mine. if you are experiencing problems with yours call them and give them hell. I have to tell you the reason I bought mine was to get away from the fluoride in our water system. I use it for my four cats and myself and for cooking purposes. it may not eliminate all the fluoride but it,s a good start. I wish you good luck with your problem.
254852
No,The mounting bracket and bolt are not corrosion proof and are rusting. I plan to replace them with something out of stainless steel or Aluminum. Its a pretty simple u shaped bracket and easy to fabricate. I've had the light on since May and its in the weather constantly. Still works great and is good quality. No Corrosion yet on the actual light.
791692
Not exactly sure. I installed it over a year ago. I will say however that it is very good build quality, nice exterior finish and no signs of corrosion in the time ive had it.
1929990
I have had the fan for almost a year and it has no signs of corrosion, its an awesome fan, it's quiet in use and it has such clean and classic lines - I love it!
1929992
We have had the fan for a year and we do not any signs of any corrosion. We love it, a little noisy but so much quieter than our prior one. It is pretty off or on. Good luck!
443602
Excellent question. Mine lasted 3 years before rust made it to the danger level. I would advise painting with your own rust protection before assembly. Replacement Frame will cost more than the entire pool FYI..
2127023
There's a big beefy one right up the middle. I believe it is stainless steel and so you may see some pitting but I don't think it will corrode as some of the others you have had. I'm sure it will last you much more than a year even with the humidity.
1097633
No problems with the oil rubbed bronze Kohler sink flange color peeling off with ours. It is used in the sink that does all the washing and sees 90% of our sink activity with no color issues. It installs like a drain, plumber putty it in the hole, the disposal has an attachment on it the secures the two together. The rubber boot fits down inside & the stopper sits on the top of the boot. Do not push sown on the stopper, just set it in the opening and it seals up perfect. So remove your old drain from under the sink, clean old putty up and re-putty your new one into place and attach the disposal with the flange on the disposal. It is really simple to do, hope this helps. No problems with the oil rubbed bronze Kohler sink flange color peeling off with ours. It is used in the sink that does all the washing and sees 90% of our sink activity with no color issues. It installs like a drain, plumber putty it in the hole, the disposal has an attachment on it the secures the two together. The rubber boot fits down inside & the stopper sits on the top of the boot. Do not push sown on the stopper, just set it in the opening and it seals up perfect. So remove your old drain from under the sink, clean old putty up and re-putty your new one into place and attach the... » Read More No problems with the oil rubbed bronze Kohler sink flange color peeling off with ours. It is used in the sink that does all the washing and sees 90% of our sink activity with no color issues. It installs like a drain, plumber putty it in the hole, the disposal has an attachment on it the secures the two together. The rubber boot fits down inside & the stopper sits on the top of the boot. Do not push sown on the stopper, just set it in the opening and it seals up perfect. So remove your old drain from under the sink, clean old putty up and re-putty your new one into place and attach the disposal with the flange on the disposal. It is really simple to do, hope this helps. « Show Less
25386
We haven't had any problem. And I don't see any evidence that the finish is thinner around the drain opening. I don't use abrasive or harsh chemicals, there's no need. We love this product. We set it in granite.
1061946
yes, it will damage it. There is no seal at all and parts are exposed to moisture. I've had 2 of these now and both failed for the same reason. The 1st one was in the bathroom and rusted after 6 months and the 2nd replacement stored outside the bathroom lasted just over a year and the company refused to assist/support. I'm not buying anymore withings products
1793536
I do not live by the coast and have not had mine long, I can say only part of the metal is 304 stainless, the rest is a cheaper stainless that has more steel in it and will rust faster. Better chances lasting longer than most but then there always a $20,000 Kalamazoo. Anthony.
955249
That is correct. We've had ours almost 3 years now and have had absolutely no problems with this sink. Known others who had one for a lot longer period than us and never had a problem.
143904
I honestly don't know, but it looks like something similar. It doesn't rust and you barely have to clean it ever. The first one we still have has been in continuous use for some 3+ years, never cleaned and still perfect. And we just got this new model for the other floor we moved to (had to leave the old one) - and it's just amazing :)
70738
The venturis and nozzles are hardened plastic and so those will not corrode. THe main body appears to be cast iron with a good enameled coating on it - ours has no signs of corrosion. The foot valve is plastic with a perforated metal cone serving as a filter - this may corrode but ours has not yet, and the whole unit has been on duty in our well since the spring (we had to take it out and move it a couple of times because we were going from creek water to water in a crocked well so we have had several opportunities to view it). Your foot valve is more likely to need replacing every 2-4 years as the perforated metal filter does seem to degenerate over time as any foot valve will. The venturis and nozzles are hardened plastic and so those will not corrode. THe main body appears to be cast iron with a good enameled coating on it - ours has no signs of corrosion. The foot valve is plastic with a perforated metal cone serving as a filter - this may corrode but ours has not yet, and the whole unit has been on duty in our well since the spring (we had to take it out and move it a couple of times because we were going from creek water to water in a crocked well so we have had several opportunities to view it). Your foot valve is more likely to need replacing every 2-4... » Read More The venturis and nozzles are hardened plastic and so those will not corrode. THe main body appears to be cast iron with a good enameled coating on it - ours has no signs of corrosion. The foot valve is plastic with a perforated metal cone serving as a filter - this may corrode but ours has not yet, and the whole unit has been on duty in our well since the spring (we had to take it out and move it a couple of times because we were going from creek water to water in a crocked well so we have had several opportunities to view it). Your foot valve is more likely to need replacing every 2-4 years as the perforated metal filter does seem to degenerate over time as any foot valve will. « Show Less