What faucet material is least durable? | Chrome | 2% | Plastic | 61% | Ceramic | 4% | Pewter | 2% | Stainless steel | 6% | Copper | 6% | Nickel | 2% | All the same | 4% | Not sure | 9% | | | Question: What faucet material is least durable? Top Answer (61% of 44 votes): Plastic.
Answer: Ceramic Explanation: Will brake | Gpc | Answer: Pewter Explanation: I would have to pewter its soft and can be damaged very easily | ERIK HOME SERVICES PLUMBER | Answer: Plastic Explanation: Cheap, breakable not long lasting at all. | AIRIGHT | | ProMatcher | Answer: Plastic Explanation: These Plastic cheap faucets are almost sure to fall a part because of high water pressures
| The Burnette Group | Answer: Copper Explanation: Soft metal | Anderson's Home Repair LLC. | Answer: Plastic Explanation: Plastic is cheap and cracks easy the calcium build up will crack the parts faster than any other faucet | Sky sewer maintenance | | ProMatcher | Answer: Plastic Explanation: Plastic scratches easily. | Russ Construction & Remodeling LLC | Answer: Plastic Explanation: Cheapest of all materials will not stand the test of time | Handyman Connection | Answer: Plastic Explanation: Eventually it wears out. | APSCO Professional Service Company | | ProMatcher |
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