American Standard Princeton Americast 60 x 30-Inch Integral Apron Bathtub Above Floor Rough with Right-Hand Outlet - AMS-2393202

The Princeton Americast 2393202 is the right-hand outlet version, meaning the drain and overflow are at the right end as you face the tub from the apron side. If your rough-in puts the waste at the left end, you need the left-hand model instead, not this one. Handing is not field-reversible on an integral apron tub.

Above floor rough means the waste connection sits in the space directly under the tub rather than below the subfloor, so you can plumb the drain without relocating or cutting into the existing drain line. That is the reason it gets specified in slab construction and in remodels where the existing waste is not where a standard tub wants it. Standard Princeton models without the above floor rough feature need the drain dropped through the floor.

Yes. The Princeton Americast 60 x 30 apron tub meets Americans with Disabilities Act requirements, and the bathing surface carries StanSure slip-resistant texturing. That combination is why it shows up on multi-family and institutional bid packages where the tub has to satisfy accessibility review.

The Princeton Americast apron tub is a 60 by 30 inch unit, the standard alcove footprint for residential and multi-family bathrooms, so it drops into a framed 60 inch alcove. Check the alcove for square before setting, and use the tub's built-in leveling base to get it seated flat.

Americast is American Standard's own material: porcelain enamel bonded over a steel core layer with a composite backing behind it. Practically, it gives you the hard glossy enamel surface of cast iron without cast iron's heat loss, since the backing insulates the tub and keeps bath water warmer. It also deadens the drumming noise you get showering in a stamped enamel steel tub. Compared to cast iron, the big difference on the job is handling weight during set.

No separate skirt to buy. The apron front is integral to the tub, molded as one piece with the bathing well, and it includes a tiling flange for the wall surround to lap over. You still need to order the drain and overflow trim and the tub filler valve separately, since those are not part of the tub.

That is what it is built for. One long side is the finished integral apron, and the remaining rim carries a tiling flange, so the tub sets into a three-wall alcove with the flange behind the surround. It is not a drop-in or freestanding tub, and the apron side cannot be hidden in a deck.

The Princeton Americast tub has a leveling base formed into the underside, so it sits on the subfloor and levels without a poured mortar bed. That is a real time saver on turn work where you are replacing a tub in an occupied building and do not want to wait on mortar to cure.

White only, part number 2393202.02. The surface is a non-porous glossy porcelain enamel, which is what makes it scratch resistant and simple to clean with standard non-abrasive cleaners, so it holds up in high-turnover rental and hospitality units.