American Standard Studio 60 x 32-Inch Integral Apron Bathtub Above Floor Rough With Left-Hand Outlet - AMS-2574202

Left-hand outlet. Stand at the front of the tub facing it: the drain and overflow are at the left end, so your waste rough-in has to come up on that side. If your existing drain line is at the right end, this is the wrong tub for that opening and you need the right-hand version instead.

Above floor rough means the waste connection is made above the subfloor rather than dropping into a deep below-floor rough-in, which is what makes it workable over a concrete slab or on an upper floor where you cannot cut deep into the framing. The Studio 2574202 is built this way, with a pre-leveled bottom so it sits flat in a recessed alcove without shimming a mortar bed to level.

Yes. 60 by 32 inches is the standard North American alcove tub footprint, so it replaces most existing recessed tubs in a three-wall opening framed to that size. The apron is integral (molded as part of the tub), so there is no separate skirt panel to buy or fit.

It does. Three-sided integral tiling flange, 1 inch, that doubles as a water-retention flange. Your backer board and tile lap over it so water running down the wall sheds back into the tub instead of behind it. Note the flange is on three sides only, so it is meant for a recessed alcove, not a corner or drop-in application.

Two: White (2574202.02) and Arctic (2574202.011). Arctic is American Standard's slightly cooler, brighter white. If you are matching an existing toilet or lavatory in a unit, order the same color code across the fixtures rather than assuming the two whites read the same side by side.

The Studio apron tub has a textured floor molded into the bathing well to help prevent slips, so you do not need to add an aftermarket mat or strip. The rest of the surface is high gloss, which is what makes turnover cleaning quick between tenants.

No. The tub is the fixture only. You supply the waste and overflow assembly sized for a left-hand outlet, plus the tub filler and any shower valve and trim, which mount to the wall rather than to the tub. Budget those into the job before you order.