Colony 5-1/2' x 32" with Integral Apron Bathtub

Model #: 1748.202, 1748.102, 1640.305

  • Acrylic with fiberglass reinforcement
  • Integral apron
  • Integral 3-sided tile/water retention flange
  • Dual molded-in armrests

Nominal Dimensions:
66" x 32" x 19-1/2"
(1676 x 813 x 495mm)

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Colony 5-1/2' x 32" with Integral Apron Bathtub shown in White (020)
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Colony 5-1/2' x 32" with Integral Apron Bathtub shown in Linen (222)
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Main Fixtures

  • 1748.202 - Colony 5 1/2’ x 32” with Integral Apron Bath tub only - Left Hand Outlet
    Estimated List Price: $946 - $993
  • 1748.102 - Colony 5 1/2’ x 32” with Integral Apron Bath tub only - Right Hand Outlet
    Estimated List Price: $946 - $993

Required Components

  • 1640.305 - Deep Soak® Drain
    Estimated List Price: $125 - $226

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American Standard Colony 5-1/2' x 32" with Integral Apron Bathtub
 
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5.0

great soaking tub

By linda the golfer

from Orlando, fl

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  • Attractive Design
  • Good Value

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    Best Uses

    • Modern Bathrooms

    Comments about American Standard Colony 5-1/2' x 32" with Integral Apron Bathtub:

    shower and bathing

    Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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    • Q:

      My tub is resting in place and seems to fit perfectly--it looks really good. From the drawings it looked like I would need about 1 inch of supporting mortar. I bought extra of the cement I'm going to be using to put the tiles on both the wall and floor and was going to use that. But looking at it in place, with the side apron on the floor, it is 3 to 5 inches from the rough floor to the bottom of the tub. Do I raise the floor under this part of the bottom and then use the tile glue that I bought? Do you recommend something else? What should the underlying mortar be? If there is 4 inches of it, I'm going to need some sort of form to hold it as it sets?
      Asked on 3/10/2012 by Irv from International Falls, MN

      1 answer

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        A:

        It should be 2" to 3" off of the floor at the lumbar end and 1'" to 2" at the drain end. It will take about two 80 pound bags. Mix it to peanut butter consistency. Put it on the floor the length and with of the tub and rock the bottom of the tub into it until the deck of the tub rests on the stringers. Do not put any weight in the tub until the mortar cures.
        Thank you, 1-800-442-1902 options 1, 1 & 1

        Answered on 3/12/2012 by Anonymous

    • Q:

      how do you care for tub ? instructions for installation ?
      Asked on 2/25/2012 by Anonymous

      1 answer

    • Q:

      What is the water depth with the deep soak drain option?
      Asked on 1/8/2012 by pete

      1 answer

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        A:

        The water depth to overflow on this tub is 12 ¾”. The 1640 Deep Soak Drain will give you an extra 2” taking it to 16 ¾”. Thank you.

        Answered on 1/11/2012 by Anonymous

    • Q:

      could you provide a side profile of this tub to provide my owner with the slope of the back...a PDF or AutoCAD would be great.

      thanks - c
      Asked on 1/4/2012 by Anonymous

      1 answer

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        A:

        We do not picture the profile on any of our tubs. All of our tubs have between 34 & 36 degrees of lumbar slope from vertical. Thank you.

        Answered on 1/9/2012 by Anonymous

    • Q:

      Can you install this tub without using motar, just place it on the stingers? There will only be about one inch from the floor to the bottom of the tub.
      Asked on 12/27/2011 by Anonymous

      1 answer

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        A:

        No, you must use mortar, this is what supports the bottom of the tub, installing without will void the warranty.

        Answered on 12/27/2011 by Anonymous

    • Q:

      how much of mortar I need for this bath?
      Asked on 6/19/2011 by Anonymous

      1 answer

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        A:

        Around 2ea. 80 pound bags of the mortar with the sand already mixed in. Thank you.

        Answered on 6/20/2011 by Anonymous

    • Q:

      can i put shower doors on this tub?
      Asked on 3/14/2011 by karen from queens ny

      1 answer

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        A:

        American Standard would like to sincerely apologize for not responding to your question posted on “Ask an Expert”; there was an internal systems error that we uncovered that affected a group of inquiries which has been corrected; and again we apologize. Since it has been several months since you posted your question, we have set up a special email answer desk to help quickly solve any outstanding questions or inquiries that you may still have.

        Please email any questions to AskAnExpert@americanstandard.com and we will be sure to get back to you as quickly as possible.

        Sincerely,
        American Standard Brands

        Answered on 6/7/2011 by Anonymous

    • Q:

      I used a gerber 41-818 trip lever, it was too short, what should I use
      Asked on 3/8/2011 by Anonymous

      1 answer

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        A:

        American Standard would like to sincerely apologize for not responding to your question posted on “Ask an Expert”; there was an internal systems error that we uncovered that affected a group of inquiries which has been corrected; and again we apologize. Since it has been several months since you posted your question, we have set up a special email answer desk to help quickly solve any outstanding questions or inquiries that you may still have.

        Please email any questions to AskAnExpert@americanstandard.com and we will be sure to get back to you as quickly as possible.

        Sincerely,
        American Standard Brands

        Answered on 6/7/2011 by Anonymous

    • Q:

      can you get a 5.5" tub in steel
      Asked on 1/23/2011 by todd

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        A:

        American Standard would like to sincerely apologize for not responding to your question posted on “Ask an Expert”; there was an internal systems error that we uncovered that affected a group of inquiries which has been corrected; and again we apologize. Since it has been several months since you posted your question, we have set up a special email answer desk to help quickly solve any outstanding questions or inquiries that you may still have.

        Please email any questions to AskAnExpert@americanstandard.com and we will be sure to get back to you as quickly as possible.

        Sincerely,
        American Standard Brands

        Answered on 6/3/2011 by Anonymous

    • Q:

      The specs say that the water depth is 12.5 inches. Is that with the deep water drain option, or does the option add to the depth?
      Asked on 1/5/2011 by Tom from Brookline, MA

      1 answer

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        A:

        American Standard would like to sincerely apologize for not responding to your question posted on “Ask an Expert”; there was an internal systems error that we uncovered that affected a group of inquiries which has been corrected; and again we apologize. Since it has been several months since you posted your question, we have set up a special email answer desk to help quickly solve any outstanding questions or inquiries that you may still have.

        Please email any questions to AskAnExpert@americanstandard.com and we will be sure to get back to you as quickly as possible.

        Sincerely,
        American Standard Brands

        Answered on 6/2/2011 by Anonymous
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    Colony 5-1/2' x 32" with Integral Apron Bathtub

    MSRP: $946 - $993

    • Acrylic with fiberglass reinforcement
    • Integral apron
    • Integral 3-sided tile/water retention flange
    • Dual molded-in armrests

      Nominal Dimensions:
      66" x 32" x 19-1/2"
      (1676 x 813 x 495mm)

    COLORS:

    • White (020)
    • Linen (222)
    • Bone (021)

    FEATURES:

    		•  Deep Soak

    MODEL NUMBERS:

    Main Fixtures

    1748.202 - Colony 5 1/2’ x 32” with Integral Apron Bath tub only - Left Hand Outlet
    Estimated List Price: $946 - $993

    1748.102 - Colony 5 1/2’ x 32” with Integral Apron Bath tub only - Right Hand Outlet
    Estimated List Price: $946 - $993

    Required Components

    1640.305 - Deep Soak® Drain
    Estimated List Price: $125 - $226

    *List prices are presented for reference purposes only. Any final purchase prices must be obtained at the time of purchase, directly from your desired dealer or retailer.

    COMPLEMENTARY:

    • Colony 21" Pedestal Sink

      http://www.americanstandard-us.com/products/productDetail.aspx?id=71

    • Colony Bath/Shower Trim Kits

      http://www.americanstandard-us.com/products/productDetail.aspx?id=894

    • Colony FitRight Right Height Elongated Toilet

      http://www.americanstandard-us.com/products/productDetail.aspx?id=2350

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