This tub listing features 6' acrylic and solid surface freestanding tubs Freestanding tubs don't require a pre-built structure. They are happy to be the focal point of the bathroom - anywhere they have a drain connection and faucet (wall mount, freestanding & a few deck mount). All of our freestanding tubs are offered as a soaking tub. Some are also offered as an air tub. We will list the styles available. Click here for freestanding whirlpool or heated soaking tubs. Click on the picture to learn more about each bathtub & find factory direct sale prices We carry quality bathtubs with strong warranties. Our tubs come to you factory direct and we pass those savings on to you, giving you high quality at reasonable prices. Tubs are listed by size: first by length, then by width, then by height - smallest to largest • Bathtubs - Features to Consider when Purchasing a Bathroom Bath Tub • How to Choose a Freestanding Tub • : Contact us, we are here to help - Email or 866-380-0303

BathtubsAdd simple comfort and modern style to your bathroom with fixtures made of solid Vikrell® material. Browse All Bathtubs (46) Sterling offers dozens of beautiful bathtubs to fit the 3-wall alcove popular in today's bathrooms. Browse all standard bathtubs (38) More length for added comfort–the new Lawson™ 72" bath. Browse all Lawson long tubs When looking at a whirlpool or bath, you must establish the reference point, which is the entry side or threshold. From the entry side of the whirlpool or bath, the drain location determines whether the unit is right-hand or left-hand. An right-hand bath has its drain on the right side and a left-hand bath has its drain on the left side. The apron or skirt, covers the front of a bath or whirlpool. A removable apron allows limited access to the pump/motor and to plumbing system components on the apron side of the unit. The standard size for bathtubs is 60" and are installed in the rough stage of construction (against the studs).

After rough installation a 1/2" of wall board and a 1/2" of tile is typically added on top of the studs at each end of the bath making a finished installation roughly 58". Show All Bathtubs FAQsWD-40 won't do the trick, but a few of choice tools—or a plumbing pro—canIndoor Garden Lights Tomatoes Q: I would like to remove my old tub drain, but it won't budge. Garage Floor Paint And SealerI imagine it's supposed to unscrew, so I tried squirting it with WD-40 and tapping it lightly, to no avail. Cat Rescue Orlando FloridaWhat should I try next? —Don Justin, Crystal Lake, Ill. A: Richard Trethewey replies: WD-40 isn't going to help you. A tub drain is threaded into a horizontal pipe called a waste shoe, and sealed under its flange with a foam washer or plumber's putty.

This seal is what's preventing the lubricant from reaching the drain's threads. Plumbers have specialized tub-drain removers and pop-up plug wrenches for this purpose, but you can make your own drain remover with a pair of slip-joint pliers and a beefy screwdriver. Slide the pliers' handles down the drain, past the X-shaped metal arms or crosshairs inside, then put a screwdriver between the handles and use it like a lever to unscrew the drain. At first you'll need a bit of muscle to break the putty's grip, but once you do, the drain usually comes out easily. If the crosshairs are broken or missing, you'll need a tool called a drain key, which can be tightened against the inside of the drain. One caution: If you somehow damage the waste shoe, it'll be a real nuisance getting everything back together. So if your goal is to remove the tub, then go for it. But if you just want to replace the drain, call a plumber. Universal Tub Drain Trim Kits Trip Lever Waste & Overflow Assemblies

Push Pull Waste & Overflow Assemblies Strainer Cover Plates for Trip Lever Assemblies Parts for Trip Lever Assemblies Parts for Push Pull Assemblies The Drain Key Drain Removal Tool The Smart DumbellDrain Removal Tool Tub drain trim kit features & benefits: Completely covers existing trim - no need to pull out existing strainer bodies - eliminates the labor required to remove and replace strainer body and the possibility of cross-threading Trim kit cover is thin (.03") and will not create a water dam Installs on the rough-in for a great look No flow rate reduction Includes o-ring for a snug fit Includes silicon adhesive for strainer body Push pull brass stopper with 3/8" & 5/16" pins - 1-1/4" length • click here for stopper removal instructions Choose single hole overflow plate or two hole overflow plate Available in many decorative finishes • 1.600" minimum I.D. opening • 2.875" maximum O. D. flange

Click here to see how easy it is to install one of these great tub drain trim kits Note: Please make sure this will work for your tub prior to ordering This drain assembly features: For push pull drain closures Complete assembly with strainer body and stopper Wide flange - 3.100" O.D. Thread count: 11.5 TPI x 1.25" long Approximate outside diameter of threads 1.865" Thread count: 16 TPI x 1.25" long Approximate outside diameter of threads 1.625" Push Pull Replacement StoppersFits Watco brand strainer bodies #01016 and #01022 Click here for stopper removal instructions Push Pull Stopper with Built-In Grid Strainer With 3/8" PinFits Watco brand strainer bodies with coarse threads #01016 This strainer body features: For trip lever, slip lock trip lever, quick adjust trip lever and turnstyle drain closures Accepts strainer plate #01006 and strainer screw #01040 Flange width: 2.812" O.D. (2 13/16") Zinc construction, chrome plated

Thread count: 11-1/2 TPI x 1.25" long For lift and turn, push pull and foot actuated drain closures Accepts stopper #38610 and #38412 Thread count: 16 TPI x 1.00" long This drain body bushing features: Adapt drain body from 1.625" with 16TPI to 1.865" with 11-1/2 TPI Example: adapt a 01022 drain body to a 01016 or 11495 drain body *Measured from the bottom of the tub to the rim overflow Click here for 500-TL-ABS dimensions These dome style strainer cover plates and finish matching screws feature: 2 7/8" diameter cover plate Fits #11495 and #11490 drain bodies Brass construction for both cover plate and screw Trip lever face plate assembly includes: #10700 Trip lever face plate #10950 Quick adjust clevis #10953 Top linkage eye bolt #10954 Double loop wire #10952 Linkage nutand 1 Each of one of the following: #11005 ABS Drop cylinder - (for ABS units) #14005 PVC Drop cylinder - (for PVC units)

#41005 Brass Drop cylinder - (for Brass units) Expands with a crescent type wrench to unlock or install: 1-1/4" or 1-1/2" closet spuds Jr. basket strainers, Jr. Duo strainers Tray plug drains and duplex strainers View the step by step instructions on how it works Opens to approximately 1-5/8" so it can easily handle drain bodies up to 1-1/2" Removes 1-1/4" or 1-1/2" trap (dirty arm) nipples. It's unique expanding design allows The Drain Key to internally grip in a 360° pattern. The Drain Key™ with steel shoes = $33.42 Set of replacement shoes for the Drain Key = $18.97 Fits 95% of all tub drains Installs or removes drains with crossbars Heavy duty die-cast aluminum Prevents scratching of decorative finishes Either a crescent wrench or a largescrewdriver can be used to turn the tool Saves time, money and aggravation Smart Dumbell = $13.75 "Like" Smart Dumbell = $13.49 Great for stone, granite, marble, & other porous surfaces