Studio 60 in. x 36 in. Reversible Drain Bathtub with Zero Edge Profile in White

The water depth to overflow is approximately 16".

frankieb, All American Standard tubs have some sort of textured bottom. This American Standard Studio tub will have a pebbled effect on the bottom of the tub where you stand. For additional information about the tub itself you can reach out to American Standard directly at 1-800-442-1902. Your American Standard Consumer Connection Team.

Ok, so if both can work, why are there two options? One must be higher quality or easier to install. Or, is it just a cosmetic design difference? I see different measurements between the two. Please elaborate what the difference is so I might better determine best option for my application. Thanks. 

Natalie, Thanks for the question on the Studio bathtub. The sump dimensions or the bottom of the tub is 40.25" X 24" Your American Standard Consumer Connection Team.

The integral feet need to be supported along the entire length of the bottom of the tub. Mortar is recommended.

Hi NoelN, The different model numbers (either -D4, -D2 or -D0) refer to the deck height, which is the portion of the deck that is visible in a drop-in installation. You can undermount any of these versions as the deck is not visible - they will all look the same after installation. We typically recommend the -D0 Zero-Deck versions since it will make for the easiest installation if you are using a deck-mounted tub filler mounted close to the tub.

It is possible however you would need to make sure that you install a spout long enough to fill the tub.

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American Standard does not produce and apron kit for this tub. Tile Bead Kit part number 751755-100 is a field installed tiling flange that will work with this tub.

Hi Jenn, The Studio 5'x36" tub has a very generous bathing well for a 5' tub. It sounds like what you need is actually a 5-1/2' or 6' tub, which has additional leg room.