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Ovation Curve collection offers an easy and affordable way to transform your bathroom with a simple update or full makeover. Designed to make bathing more comfortable by adding more elbow room, the collection includes a curved bathtub, curved shower bases, curved doors, and a large subway tile patterned wall system, each sold separately.
A durable, cost-efficient alternative to cast iron, the Princeton Americast Apron-Front Bathtub from American Standard is lighter for easier installation.
Available exclusively at The Home Depot; 5 deep shelves for ample storage; Easy installation; Easy to clean, high gloss; Direct-to-stud installation; Can be paired with Ovation curve tub models 2647.112 and 2647.212, as well as Ovation curve tub door model AM00496400 - all sold separately; Click here to shop more American Standard products
The Elmbrook 60 in. alcove bath is a simple, versatile design with timeless style. Defined by sleek lines and an integral apron, this easy-to-clean bath offers a polished look that complements traditional or contemporary bathroom decor. It comes with a lifetime limited warranty. How can we improve our product information? Provide feedback.
Bathtub measures 60 in. x 30 in. x 16 in., Left-hand drain; Bathtub design provides maximum soaking comfort and a deep bathing well; Designed with a 16 in. apron; Gently sloping bath, provides lumbar support, with integral apron; 2 in. wainscot allows tile-down installation above bath deck; Conforms to ANSI Z124.1.2 and CSA B45.1 National ...
10 Απρ 2014 · Get comfortable bathing experience by choosing this American Standard Ovation Right Drain Bathtub in Arctic White. Offers ample room to bath.
Bathtub measures 60 in. x 30 in. x 16 in., right-hand drain; Bathtub design provides maximum soaking comfort and a deep bathing well; Designed with a 16 in. apron; Gently sloping bath, provides lumbar support, with integral apron; 2 in. wainscot allows tile-down installation above bath deck; Conforms to ANSI Z124.1.2 and CSA B45.1 National ...
