Baignoire de trempage en porcelaine vitrifiée de 60 po x 36 po Aspirations 2965102.020

I’m very happy with the width and depth of the tub. The sides have a slant to them, so they are not good for holding anything. And I have been having trouble with the overflow leaking as a result of delamination on the outside. Overall, I am very happy with my tub!

My contractor just finished installing this very sculptural deep soaking tub...I read the review about the "ring developing around the tub about 2 inches up" and I see what seems like a slight discoloration in the white finish on my tub also. Mind you, I have not yet used the tub, so I wiped it clean and felt the tub in this area and there is a slight inward curve around the entire tub at that level, so I'm guessing it's what is causing the finish to appear discolored, like an optical illusion, or a shadow. Anyway, I can live with it. The tub is roomy and deep, beautiful shape, overflow on the top so you can really fill it up. I had an American Standard Tub similar to this in my previous house and that's why I chose this one. Overall, I'm very happy.

Having purchased the first tub, our contractor noticed how thin the undercoating was so we reported it and the supplier had a gentalman come out the same day. He found a defect in the tub and the supplier with American Standard authorization sent out a replacement at no additional cost. The new tub looked alot better but it has taken my General Contractor over four hours, tub in andout to try and get the drain ti stop leaking. We may take the tub out again and prep the underside around the drain to make sure it is flat and even. We are also trying a thicker washer. My wife can not wait to soak in this since it is over 18 inches.

Just had this tub installed 4 months ago. I have cleaned it regularly as per manufacturer's directions, yet the tub had developed a ring about two inches up. I've never had this before with any tub. I do not recommend! I am very disappointed that after going through the mess and expense of a bathroom remodel, I am stuck seeing this each morning. I have never posted a review before on any product....I hope that someone benefits from my error or the company does something to improve the quality of the finish.

Our awful 1978 stock cast iron (9" effective depth) tub rusted out and needed replacement. I'm a 6'4" bath junkie and so usually only half of my body would ever be in the water. After many hours of online research comparing hundreds of tubs, we settled on this 5' Evolution as the best, deepest tub we could find for such a small space. Between its increased height, comfy shape, and max-volume overflow design, I am now a very happy camper! The only downside I can foresee would be if you have physically disabled or elderly folks using the tub: the sides are a bit high and getting in and out (from lying prone) takes a bit more effort and coordination than with a typical, shallower tub. One note: since the tub basin is unsupported plastic/acrylic, make sure your installers mount its basin onto a solid mound of concrete (or equivalent) so it doesn't strain, squeak, or split. (Fortunately, our installers did a great job.)