would this fit in a standard size tub area, if i took out my old one, which is the standard size or would the plumbing need tweaked?
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I had a standard size shower in a very small bathroom and it fit perfectly.
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It would depend on what you mean by standard size. Check out the tub dimensions and the dimensions of your space. Also, if you're installing into an alcove, make sure you you get the version of this tub meant for alcoves. This is for a drop in. Great tub though, nice and deep, we're happy with ours.
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You remove the existing rubber gasket located on the tub and replace with the new one. Make sure you seat the new one in the channel. There may be a little bit left over, which would have to be trimmed. Don't take too much off; you can tell by the ridge on the door on each side how far down the gasket should go.
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Yes it fits the standard size drain. Dropped right in to my Kohler Vault. Love it!
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On the instruction sheet it says it fits tub walls 3 3/4" to 5 3/4" wide. This should be somewhere in the description or specs but it's not. It just says it fits most standard tub sizes which mine is not, unfortunately.
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just make sure you cut out for the correct center of sink and you will have to change plumbing some.
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It fit the "standard" faucet that stayed on the tub. Used some teflon tape, worked great.
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I have to say I am not certain but I think it would be risky to try and use on another manufactures tub unless they tell you it fits. I say this because the heater is designed to fit exactly in place of a section of PVC incorporated in the American Standard tub plumbing that has a coupling on each end to facilitate removal.
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the man I hired took old one out and put new one in the same hole. He gave me measurements to buy it. Sorry I don't remember the size.
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You could not fit the tub inside a standard bathtub, but you could probably fit the back legs, since that's where it drains from and it could drain right into the bathtub.
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Take off the metal housing and put it where the old one was. The length will be correct.
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I'm not sure. I just chose the same size fitting and it worked out fine. I have a pull out faucet as well. I think it's a pretty standard size and should be ok.
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It would depend entirely on the specific tub (how it is built/plumbed). I'd recommend asking a plumber who knows what tub you wish to use.
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Don't believe so, I had a plumber install it and it was a replacement for an old one the same size.
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Hi Violet,Wish I could help, but it turned out to be the wrong hardware for a tub/shower combination, and I returned it without really opening the box. For what it's worth, the return credit was hassle-free.
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This is a standard claw foot tub with 3 3/8" drilled center faucet holes on the tub wall: http://www.vintagetub.com/asp/product_detail.asp?item_no=L54RT3WRBC If it is like your tub and if you remove your faucet, make sure the distance between the center of the two facet holes is 3 and 3/8 of an inch. If so, then the faucet diverter in the kit should fit your tub. Some tubs have the faucets mounted on the top rim of the tub or elsewhere like on a wall next to the tub. The kit is for the tubs like the one on the link.This is a similar 3 3/8" center diverter for this type of clawfoot tub
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Your plumber can remove this valve and put in a new one. All access to valves are after removal of the initial trim works which are the handles for turning on the shower. There should be enough space behind your old trim, if not, they can remove more tile to make room. If you are remodeling, don't worry, just make sure you have the product available for the tile guy orcontractor.
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I replaced an old (different make) unit that was not the same dimensions. My contractor did an excellent job and I have no problems. I would suggest that you find a good "remodeler". If the dimensions are the same I should think there would be no problems.