- Does this tub have both air and water jets?
- Yes. It has an air spa blower with floor jets and a whirlpool pump with side jets, so you can run either or both.
- What size space does it need?
- It is 60 inches long and 30 inches wide, sized for a standard alcove. The door needs clearance to swing inward, so check the approach.
- Is fiberglass as good as acrylic?
- Fiberglass is lighter and usually less costly, but acrylic is stiffer and holds heat better. Expect some flex in the floor of a fiberglass tub.
- Can I install it myself?
- It is a major installation. The tub needs a level base, a drain connection on the left and power for the pump and blower, so a plumber and electrician are usually needed.
- How do I keep the air jets clean?
- Run a jet-cleaning solution through the air system periodically and dry the lines after use. Standing water in the blower lines is the usual cause of odors.
- Who is this tub for?
- It suits bathers who struggle to step over a standard tub wall and want massage therapy at home. It is less suited to households wanting a quick, low-cost swap.
- Where is the American Standard Walk-In Tub with Air Spa and Whirlpool, Left Drain cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $8,832.85, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the American Standard Walk-In Tub with Air Spa and Whirlpool, Left Drain?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Lowe's, Amazon, The Home Depot.