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Travertine sinks have a polished finish and are described as easy to maintain. Clean with a soft cloth and mild soap for a quick wipe to keep the surface looking polished.

Ceramic (vitreous china) sinks are non-porous with a high‑gloss finish that resists scratches and stains. They clean easily with a damp cloth or a quick wipe.

Common sink materials shown in these listings are natural stone (light travertine/marble), stainless steel, and ceramic (vitreous china).

Descriptions reference 304 stainless steel (including NSF‑certified 304) and, in some listings, 201 stainless steel used for a frame alongside a 304 basin.

Stainless steel listings emphasize corrosion/rust resistance, NSF‑certified 304 construction, reinforced frames, and adjustable legs for stability. Ceramic listings highlight high‑gloss/vitreous china surfaces that are non‑porous, scratch- and stain-resistant, and easy to clean.

Weights shown in the examples range from about 19.8 pounds up to 68.1 pounds.

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