American Standard Princeton Americast 60 x 30-Inch Integral Apron Bathtub Above Floor Rough Left-Hand Outlet with Integral Drain - AMS-2392202ICH

Model 2392202ICH is the left-hand outlet version. Stand facing the tub from the open side (the apron side) and the drain end is on your left. Get this wrong and the waste and overflow won't line up with your rough-in. American Standard also builds the same tub with a right-hand outlet, so confirm the drain end against the existing plumbing before you order.

Above-floor rough means the tub's waste outlet sits high enough that there is working space directly under the tub body to run the trap and waste. On a remodel that usually means you don't have to relocate the existing drain or cut new holes in the subfloor. It's the main reason contractors spec the Princeton on second-floor and slab-adjacent replacements.

It does. The drain assembly is factory-installed on this Princeton, so you are not buying and fitting a separate shoe and strainer. You still need to supply the trap and the waste and overflow connection to the stack.

American Standard states the Princeton meets Americans with Disabilities Act requirements. It also carries the StanSure slip-resistant textured floor surface, which is what most property managers are checking for on turn units alongside the ADA claim.

Yes, the apron front is integral and the tub has a tiling flange on the wall sides, so backer board and tile or a surround panel lap over the flange. There's no separate skirt to fit and no exposed rough edge on the finished face.

It has a built-in leveling base, so it sets on the subfloor without a poured mortar bed. Shim and check level front to back and end to end before you fasten the flange, since a tub set out of level will hold standing water at the drain end.

Two different behaviors. The composite backing on Americast insulates the tub body, so the water holds heat longer than cast iron, which pulls heat out of the bath. That same backing dampens the drumming you get in a shower with a thin enamel steel tub. If the complaint on your current tub is noise or cold water, that's the change you'd feel.

White only, order code 2392202ICH.020. The surface is a non-porous glossy porcelain enamel, which is scratch resistant and cleans with standard non-abrasive bathroom cleaners, so it is straightforward to standardize across a building.

American Standard classifies the Princeton as a residential, non-luxury tub. It is widely used in multi-family and apartment turns because of that, but if you are specifying for heavy commercial duty, treat the residential classification as the manufacturer's intended application.