American Standard Aspirations 60 x 36-Inch Integral Apron Bathtub With Left-Hand Drain - AMS-2965202

Drain is on the left-hand end, model 2965202.02. Stand facing the tub from the room side (apron toward you): the waste and overflow rough-in has to come up on your left. If your existing drain stub is on the right, this is the wrong unit and you need the right-hand drain version of the same tub instead. Drain hand is not field-reversible on an integral apron tub, so this gets confirmed before the plumber sets the rough-in.

No. The drain and slotted overflow are sold separately, and you want the white ones to match the glossy white tub. American Standard calls out a slotted overflow specifically because it buys you about 2 inches of extra soaking depth over a standard overflow. Budget that trim into the job, along with a tub waste rough-in, or the tub arrives and can't be finished.

That's exactly what it's built for. The Aspirations is an integral apron tub with a 3-sided tile and water retention flange, so it drops into a recessed bathing alcove with finished wall surface lapping over the flange on the back and both ends. The apron is the finished front face, so no framing or tiled skirt is needed there. It is not a drop-in or freestanding tub.

This one is 60 inches long by 36 inches wide, so it needs a full 36-inch deep alcove. That's wider than a standard bath alcove. American Standard builds the Aspirations in 30, 32, and 36 inch widths, all at 60 inches long, so if you're working a typical 60 x 30 or 60 x 32 recess, order that width instead rather than trying to make the 36 fit.

The Aspirations shell is acrylic with fiberglass reinforcement, and American Standard rates the surface as stain and chip resistant. The glossy white finish is nonporous, so it cleans with standard bath cleaners and doesn't hold soil the way a worn enameled surface does. For property managers standardizing across units, the white finish is the only one offered on this model, which keeps replacements matching over time.

It ships with leveling feet, so the installer sets the tub in the alcove and adjusts the feet to bring the rim level and the flange tight to the studs before fastening. That matters on a remodel where the old floor has settled. The textured floor surface is molded in for slip resistance and doesn't require an add-on mat.

Yes, headrest pillow 7181000, ordered separately. It mounts above the molded lumbar support area that's formed into the back slope of the tub. The lumbar contour is part of the shell whether or not you add the pillow.

White only, in a glossy nonporous finish. There is one orderable configuration for this size and drain hand, MPN 2965202.02, so there's no color decision to make on the order form.