Features to know about

Fits the Space and Drain You Already Have

Replacement jobs get messy when the new tub misses the drain location or the wall kit lands outside the opening.

This kit starts with a 40" long x 24" wide tub with a right-hand 2" drain hole positioned 7" from the closest edge, then finishes the area with a surround sized 40" wide x 23-3/4" deep x 59" tall. Once those measurements match your layout, you can set the tub, line up the drain, and close in the bath area without turning the job into floor or wall reconstruction.

Supports the Tub Where Cracks Usually Start

Cracks usually start when the bottom of the tub is carrying weight unevenly. The tub uses a pre-installed foam base that sits directly against the subfloor and spreads load across the bottom instead of leaving unsupported spots. With the base set flat and fully supported, the tub holds its shape under load and the bathing area stays ready for regular shower use instead of dropping back into another repair cycle.

Keeps Water Contained Around the Bath Area

Water getting past the edges is how a simple replacement turns into damage behind the walls and a longer project than you planned. The tub uses an integrated 3-sided tile flange, and the surround covers the wall area around it to create a continuous surface around the bath space. Once the tub and surround are installed and sealed, water stays inside the bathing area during showers and the surrounding wall structure stays protected.

Keeps Daily Shower Use More Controlled

Loose bottles, slick footing, and reaching outside the tub for soap can make a compact bath area feel clumsy fast. The tub uses a textured anti-slip floor and molded corner ledges, while the surround adds 3 molded shelves to keep soap and bottles within reach. After the install is done, you can step in, keep your footing, and use a fully finished bath area that feels organized, protected, and ready each time you turn on the water.