The Aspirations 60-in. Alcove Bathtub from American Standard offers a clean, minimalist look to complement the Aspirations collection. Spacious interior is enhanced with lumbar support for maximized back comfort, and accommodates an optional headrest pillow, sold separately, for added relaxation. Durable, high-quality acrylic inhibits mildew buildup for easy cleaning, and features a textured floor to help prevent slipping.
- CREATE A CONTEMPORARY RETREAT: Glossy white apron-front bathtub transforms a recessed bathing area into a relaxing oasis and is available in multiple sizes to fit your space perfectly. Choose 30 , 32 or 36 widths by 60 long.
- BUILT-IN COMFORT: Smooth lumbar support enhances back comfort and optional headrest pillow, sold separately, fits seamlessly above lumbar area to optimize relaxation
- DURABLE AND EASY TO INSTALL: Made of high-quality, stain and chip-resistant acrylic with fiberglass reinforcement, 3-sided tile/water retention flange, and leveling feet for a precision fit
- SAFE AND EASY TO CLEAN: Glossy white finish is nonporous for easy maintenance, with a textured floor to help prevent slipping
- REQUIRES: White drain and slotted overflow for additional 2-in. soaking depth, sold separately
- OPTIONAL ADD-ON: Enhance comfort with the headrest pillow 7181000, sold separately
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| Bath Therapy Type |
Soaking |
| Certifications |
ADA |
| Tub Water Capacity |
60.8 |
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| Drain Material |
Plastic |
| Drain Opening Size |
2-1/2 |
| Tub Dimensions |
15-1/2,14,14 |
| Tub Blower Placement |
Not Applicable |
| Tub Blower |
Not Applicable |
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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