There are three primary manufacturing processes for the production of bathroom accessories. . A. "Forged" Brass B. "Stamped" Brass C. "Molded" Alloys .  "Forging" is superior to all other forms when manufacturing brass and other metal products. This form of manufacturing is used on all of these bath accessory collections assuring the highest degree of quality. .  To learn more about Forged brass and the other types of manufacturing processes of bathroom accessories, please refer to the following comparison outline. . A. Forged Brass A superior manufacturing process whereby , forging presses exert tremendous pressure on heated pure brass producing a product free of imperfections. The product is then hand polished before receiving a high temperature lacquered coating. Chromed products are over solid brass forming a natural bond which prevents tarnishing. . B. Stamped Brass A manufacturing process where very thin sheet brass is molded into configurations similar to a cookie cutting operation. This process yields products that are lightweight, prone to dents, and will not wear as long as solid forged brass. . C. Molded Alloy A mixture of inexpensive metals melted down into a liquid, then molded into configurations. Usually plated in "brass like" and "chrome like" finishes. Not as durable and long lasting as solid forged brass.