American Standard Princeton Americast 60 x 34-Inch Integral Apron Bathtub Left-Hand Outlet Luxury Ledge with Integral Drain - AMS-2394202ICH

Left-hand outlet. Stand facing the tub from the room side, with the apron toward you, and the drain and overflow are at your left. That is where your waste line has to come up. If your existing rough-in drops at the right end, this is the wrong part and you want the right-hand outlet version of the Princeton instead, not a rerouted waste line.

It does. The Princeton ships with a factory-installed integral drain assembly, so there is no separate waste and overflow kit to buy or set on this one. That saves the plumber the bench work of packing and torquing a drain before the tub goes in, and it removes the most common leak point on a new tub set. You still connect to the trap and waste line on site.

The Princeton meets Americans with Disabilities Act requirements, and it carries American Standard's StanSure slip-resistant textured bathing surface as part of that package. For a spec that calls out an ADA compliant tub, that satisfies the line item. The grab bar locations and the seat are separate scope, so the blocking still has to go in the walls before you set it.

No skirt to buy. The apron is formed as part of the tub body, so the front face comes finished in the same porcelain enamel as the bathing well, and the tiling flange on the three wall sides tucks behind your backer and tile. What you do still need on the job is the trap and waste connection, the tub filler and valve trim, and the wall surround or tile, none of which come with the tub.

Americast is the middle ground between enameled steel and cast iron. It is a steel core with a bonded composite backing, so you get a porcelain enamel surface on a rigid body that does not drum or flex underfoot the way a light gauge steel tub does, and the backing insulates the water rather than pulling heat out of it the way iron does. For a rental where tenants complain about noise and cold water, that is the practical difference. Note that this Princeton is specified for residential use.

It is a sensible fleet tub for multi-family: one model number, 2394202ICH, in white, with the drain already in it, so every unit gets the same rough-in and the same replacement part years later. The catch for a building is handing. This one is the left-hand outlet, so units whose waste comes up at the opposite end need the right-hand Princeton. Walk the stack and count the left and right openings before you place a bulk order.

White only, model 2394202ICH.020, in a glossy porcelain enamel. The enamel is non-porous and scratch resistant, which is what matters on a turn-and-burn rental or a hotel bath: it cleans with a general purpose cleaner and does not stain or chalk the way a formed acrylic tub surface does over a few years of scrubbing.