American Standard New Solar 60 x 30-Inch Integral Apron Bathtub Above Floor Rough With Left-Hand Outlet - AMS-263212

Left-hand outlet. Stand at the tub facing it from the room side: the drain and overflow are at your left end, so the supply rough-in has to land on that wall. If your waste line is at the opposite end, you need the right-hand version instead, not this one. The drain is an end outlet, not a center drain.

It means the waste and overflow connect above the finished floor line rather than requiring the trap to be dropped below the subfloor at the tub end. That matters on slab-on-grade jobs and second-floor retrofits where you cannot open the deck. If your rough-in is already set for a below-floor drop, this is the wrong tub for that opening.

Yes. The New Solar has a straight tiling flange on the back and end walls, so it sets into a three-wall alcove and the backer board and tile lap over the flange. The integral apron finishes the open front side, so no separate skirt or framing face is needed.

Acid resisting enameled steel, formed as a one-piece bath. Porcelain enamel over steel takes cleaning chemicals and scrubbing better than a plastic surface, which is why it shows up in multi-family and hospitality turnovers. It is a rigid shell rather than a flexing acrylic, and it ships with a fully bonded support pad on the underside to back the floor of the tub.

Yes, a full slip-resistant pattern across the bathing floor, not just a small textured patch at the center. That is the surface property most often specified for hotel, senior housing, and multi-family baths.

The bath ships as the tub body only. The waste and overflow assembly, the trip lever or lift-and-turn stopper, and the trap are ordered separately and need to match an above-floor rough with an end outlet on the left. Tub filler and shower valve are also separate.

White only, part number 263212.02. There is no other color offered on this model, so a full building of these will match without needing to track a color code.