Video Transcript for Feature Breakdown: Better Bath RV Bathtub

Hi, everybody. Andy here with etrailer.com. And today, we're gonna take a look at this Better Bath almond RV bathtub with right-hand drain. Now, if you're looking to replace or upgrade the tub in the bathroom of your RV or camper, this might be a good tub for you to consider. This tub is going to fit your right-hand drain hole setups. And I'm going to give this a little bit of a tip here to show you that this also includes, at the base here, a 3 3/4 inch thick foam base that's going to provide support to prevent this tub from cracking.

But it's also going to dampen the sound of this tub filling with water and if you're taking a shower in this and you happen to drop like a bar of soap or something like that, that foam base is also going to dampen that sound. So, about 3 3/4 inches thick and that's gonna be a really good support for this tub. Now, taking a look at the side here and trying to look down into this tub, I wanna talk about this textured anti-slip floor that's in this RV bathtub. It's going to give you better traction, reducing the chance of you falling down either when you're showering or trying to get in and out of this tub. And just running my fingernails over this, it's not overly rough, or sharp, or gritty.

It feels like it's going to be just enough texture to give you traction that you're gonna feel confident standing in this tub, especially when the floor is wet. So, when you're taking a shower or getting in and out, I think this is going to make you feel confident standing here and moving around in here with your bare feet. This also features two built-in soap dishes that's going to hold your bars of soap or bottles of shampoo, so you can quickly grab them. The ventilation ridges that you see there are going to allow water and the suds to drain back into the tub. Hopefully, prolonging the life of your bars of soap.

Now, this is made here in the USA of durable, scratch resistant ABS thermoplastic polymer construction. And this has an almond color to it and it's similar to some of the parchment colors of tubs that we carry as well. The best that I could describe it is more of a goldish beige color, kind of a light tan. So, I know that the color doesn't probably accurately come across over the camera. But because of the thermoplastic polymer construction, this is going to be lighter and more environmentally friendly than fiberglass.

This is going to be an easy bolt-on installation. And just walking around here, I do wanna show you that this does include brackets here that we have in a little package here. And these brackets are going to be included along with this floor flange, but it does not include any installation hardware. So, if you do not have the compatible hardware, that would be a separate purchase for you. And you're also going to get a sheet of instructions here that I have at the bottom of the tub here to help you through and walk you through the installation process. This is QAI certified. And while we're here, let me just give you some overall dimensions so you can be confident that this is going to work for you. So beginning, I'm gonna give you some exterior dimensions here with my tape measure and I realize you probably won't be able to see this tape measure, but just laying it across, measuring the external length, we are sitting right at 54 inches long on that external length. And then looking at our width, again, our external width, let's see if I can reach over there, we're sitting right at about, pretty close to 27 inches. Maybe 26 3/4 inches wide, 27 inches wide right around there. And then I measured the external depth earlier before our time together. Measuring from the base that it's sitting on all the way to the top of the tub here to where the top of the flanges are, we are sitting right at about 17 inches deep externally. Now, the interior dimensions we we're sitting right at about 49 inches long on that interior length. And then on the interior width, we we're sitting close to 22 inches. Maybe 21 3/4 inches wide. And then the overall depth from the floor of our tub to where this begins to flare out, about 11 3/4 inches deep. Now, the drain hole diameter, and I realize from that angle, you probably can't see it too well. That drain hole diameter is two inches in diameter. And some other measurements that might prove helpful for you, the distance from the center of our drain hole to our closest edge, I measured that earlier as well. We're sitting at about 7 1/2 inches. And then again, from the center of our drain hole to our farthest edge, we we're sitting at about 46 inches. So again, this is for a right drain hole setup. And if everything with this tub matches the specifications that you're looking for but you're looking for a left drain hole setup, we do carry that here at etrailer as well. And I am including our item number on your screen for that left-hand drain tub. Well, that's gonna conclude our look today. I do hope that it was helpful for you. Again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me..