American Standard Freestanding Bathtub Overflow Cover and Drain Kit - AMS-1680100

It's built for American Standard freestanding tub models 2765.034, 2766.034 and 2767.034. If your tub is one of those three, this is the matching overflow cover and drain. On any other tub, freestanding or not, the drain and overflow openings aren't guaranteed to line up, so order the kit that matches the tub model instead.

Both come in the kit. The 1680100 is a standard overflow cover and drain together, so a single part number covers the visible trim at the overflow opening and the pop-up drain at the tub floor. You aren't ordering the escutcheon separately.

Five finishes, each its own part number: chrome (1680100.002), polished nickel (1680100.013), matte black (1680100.243), legacy bronze (1680100.278) and brushed nickel (1680100.295). Property managers matching a run of units should order by that suffix, since the finish is what changes between them and nothing else does.

It's a push-style pop-up. A gentle push opens it, another push closes it, so there's no trip lever, no linkage running up inside the overflow tube, and no cable to adjust. That's why the overflow cover is a plain escutcheon rather than a face plate with a lever on it.

Yes, if the tub is an American Standard 2765.034, 2766.034 or 2767.034. The 1680100 kit is the replacement overflow cover and pop-up drain for those tubs, so you can refresh the visible hardware without touching the tub. Match the finish suffix to the rest of the room's trim, or change it deliberately if you're standardizing a building on one finish.

Not a good bet. The 1680100 is sold as the kit for American Standard freestanding tubs 2765.034, 2766.034 and 2767.034, and freestanding tub drains are matched to the tub's own overflow height and drain opening rather than to a universal standard. Buying the tub manufacturer's kit is what keeps the pop-up seating correctly and the escutcheon covering the opening cleanly.