Princeton Americast 60 x 30-Inch Integral Apron Bathtub Above Floor Rough Right-Hand Outlet with Integral Drain
- Integral drain – Factory-installed drain assembly saves time and money
- Easy to plumb – Above the floor rough design provides space directly under the tub to plumb, eliminating the need to move drain
- Scratch resistant - Non-porous, glossy porcelain enamel finish is durable and easy to clean
- Strong and stable – Exclusive Americast material is formed from a patented bonding process with a steel center layer
- Insulated comfort - Americast backing insulates the tub keeping the water warmer vs. cast iron which draws heat out of the water
- StanSure slip-resistance – Easy to clean textured surface
- Quieter showering - Americast backing insulates the tub for a quieter showering experience vs. enamel steel tubs
- Clean, finished look – Integral apron front design with tiling flange
- Easy installation - Built-in leveling base for precise, easy installation
- ADA compliant – Meets Americans with Disabilities Act requirements
Manufacturer Resources
Product Specs
- Product Type:
- Apron Bathtub
- Product Group:
- Washroom/Bath
- Product Subgroup:
- Bathtubs
- Family:
- PRINCETON
- Luxury/Non Luxury:
- Non Luxury
- Residential Commercial:
- Residential
- Product Length:
- 61
- Product Height:
- 19.75
- Product Weight:
- 109.098
- Product Width:
- 31.5
- Department:
- Plumbing
American Standard 2393202ICH.020 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Does the American Standard Princeton 2393202ICH tub have a right or left drain, and how do I tell which one I need?
The Princeton 2393202ICH is a right-hand outlet tub. Stand at the open apron side looking at the tub: the drain end is on your right. Get this wrong and the drain and supply rough-in land on the wrong wall, so confirm which end the waste stub comes up at before ordering.
2) What does above floor rough mean on the Princeton Americast tub, and does it save me cutting the slab?
Above floor rough means the tub is built with space directly under it to run the waste, so the drain connection is made above the finished floor instead of below it. American Standard states the design eliminates the need to move the drain. On a slab or over a finished ceiling below, that is the difference between setting the tub and breaking concrete.
3) Does the Princeton Americast 60 x 30 tub come with the drain, or do I order one separately?
The drain assembly is factory installed on this model, so you are not buying a waste and overflow kit for it. You still supply the trap and the connection to the branch waste.
4) What alcove opening do I need to frame for the American Standard Princeton apron tub?
Frame for the listed overall dimensions: 61 inches long, 31.5 inches wide, 19.75 inches high. That is the tub body including the apron and tiling flange, so your stud pocket has to accept 61 inches wall to wall, not the nominal 60.
5) Is this American Standard tub ADA compliant for a multi-family or accessible unit?
American Standard states the Princeton Americast tub meets Americans with Disabilities Act requirements, and it has the StanSure textured slip-resistant bathing surface. Grab bars and controls are separate and still have to be located to the code your jurisdiction enforces.
6) Is the Princeton Americast tub rated for apartment or hotel use, or is it residential only?
American Standard classifies the Princeton as a residential, non-luxury tub. It is the workhorse spec for single-family, apartment turns, and multi-family unit baths. For heavy commercial bathing facilities, verify against your own spec before standardizing on it.
7) Does the apron tub need a separate skirt panel or tile at the front?
No. The apron is integral to the tub, molded as one piece with a finished front face, and there is a tiling flange on the wall sides for the surround to lap over. You set it, level it on the built-in leveling base, tile the three walls, and the front is done.
8) How does an Americast tub hold water temperature and noise compared to steel or cast iron?
The Americast backing insulates the tub, so water stays warmer than in cast iron, which pulls heat out of the water, and showering is quieter than in an enamel steel tub. That is the practical reason to pick it over a bargain porcelain-on-steel tub in a unit where the drumming noise carries.
9) What finish does the Princeton 2393202ICH come in and how does it clean up on a turn?
White is the finish offered, ordered as 2393202ICH.020. The surface is a non-porous glossy porcelain enamel, scratch resistant and easy to wipe down, which is why property managers standardize on it across a building.
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