American Standard Aspirations 60 x 30-Inch Integral Apron Bathtub With Right-Hand Drain - AMS-2963102

No. The white drain and slotted overflow are sold separately and must be ordered to finish the job. The slotted overflow is the one to specify if you want the extra depth, since it adds 2 inches of soaking depth over a standard overflow.

Yes, that is what it is built for. It measures 60 inches long by 30 inches wide and has a 3-sided tile and water retention flange, so it drops into a recessed alcove with walls on the back and both ends. The integral apron finishes the open front, so no separate skirt or framing face is needed. If your alcove is 32 or 36 inches deep, the Aspirations line also comes in those widths at the same 60-inch length.

The Aspirations tub has leveling feet built in, so you set it in the alcove and adjust the feet to bring the rim level before you fasten the flange to the studs. That is the mechanism for taking up an out-of-level subfloor, rather than shimming under the base.

The tub is acrylic with fiberglass reinforcement, and the surface is stain and chip resistant with a nonporous glossy white finish. For turnover work that matters two ways: the nonporous surface cleans without abrasives, and chips from dropped fixtures or tools are less likely to go through the finish than on a thin unreinforced shell. The floor is textured for slip resistance, which is generally what you want in a unit you are not supervising.

An integral apron tub like the Aspirations 60 x 30 has the front finish panel molded as one piece with the shell, so there is no seam at the front to caulk and nothing to come loose or leak into the joist bay. That is the standard choice for a three-wall alcove remodel. You would only go to a bare tub with separate panels if the tub sits in a drop-in deck or a peninsula where the apron would not match the surround anyway.

Glossy white only, model 2963102.02. When you order the drain and overflow separately, specify white trim so it matches the tub.

The tub shell has smooth molded lumbar support but no headrest as supplied. American Standard's headrest pillow 7181000 is an add-on sold separately and seats above the lumbar area. It is not structural, so it can be added any time after install.