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Questions and Answers for American Standard Cadet 5 ft. Acrylic Left-Hand Drain Bathtub in Bone

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Model #2776.202.021

Cadet 5 ft. Acrylic Left-Hand Drain Bathtub in Bone
(19)Questions & Answers (34)
  • Integral apron with 3-sided tile/water-retention flange
  • Gives your bathroom an updated, modern look
  • Contoured lumbar support and molded-in armrests for comfort
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Q:Is their an inline heater for this unit?
by|Jul 6, 2021
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A:  rick62, This particular tub was not manufactured with a heater blank so an inline heater can not be installed. Sincerely, your American Standard Consumer Connection Team

by|Jul 7, 2021
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    Q:So the company says the tub is “not as large as you may think” - what are the exact internal and external dimensions, including sitting area with arm rests, the foot area, and legroom length before the slanted backrest? What are the measurements of the armrests? What is the water capacity as compared to a standard tub water capacity?
    by|Oct 24, 2020
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    A:  Lady100, I am not able to attach links nor send to an email with no email address. If you look under the general specifications on the website it will answer most of your questions. Sincerely, your American Standard Consumer Connection Team

    by|Oct 26, 2020
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      Q:Is this tub small? Or regular size. It seems it won’t holds as much water as some other tubs with back rests.
      by|Oct 12, 2020
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      A:  Lady100, This tub is a standard size tub but with the arm rests the bathing section is not as large as you may think. Sincerely, your American Standard Consumer Connection Team

      by|Oct 24, 2020
        caret
        Q:what is the soaking depth of this model?
        by|Mar 30, 2019
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        A:  The water depth to overflow is 14.5"

        by|Apr 1, 2019
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          Q:I have a new cadet 60 x 32 integral apron tub. I need to know how to support it in the alcove.  Should I build a frame?  If so what size lumber? Do I put sand underneath,  etc? 
          by|Feb 19, 2019
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          A:  A 1x4 stringer is used to support the edges of the tub and the bottom of the tub is to be supported in a bed of mortar.

          by|Feb 27, 2019
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            Q:Description says "Acrylic tub with fiberglass reinforcement", so is it mostly acrylic or mostly fiberglass?
            by|Feb 27, 2018
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            A:  This tub is mostly fiberglass although the finished part of the tub is 100% acrylic

            by|Mar 7, 2019

              A:  Technically the tub is mostly fiberglass although the finish part of the tub is 100% acrylic.

              by|May 5, 2023
                caret
                Q:Why does it say "Acrylic tub with fiberglass reinforcement"? This is purposefully misleading as it is not acrylic but simply a cheap fiberglass tub of very poor quality.
                by|Feb 27, 2018
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                A:  I would NOT buy this tub or any tub from this company. Mine is paper thin and they will only replace after I pay someone to remove it, return it, wait for a new one to come in and then pay someone to reinstall new one (assuming it is not the same poor quality of the first attempt). I already paid to have the first one put in....ugggg. Buyer beware..poor quality for high price.

                by|Mar 3, 2019
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                  A:  The tub's surface is acrylic. The fiberglass makes it more structurally sound. It was installed by a contractor. It has been used nightly night for the last 11 months. It looks great in the remodeled bathroom! Wonderful value for the price.

                  by|May 5, 2023
                    caret
                    Q:I have a vintage left corner tub I am trying to replace.
                    by|Dec 12, 2017
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                    A:  This tub does not have a back.

                    by|May 5, 2023

                      A:  I would NOT buy this tub or from this company. Please see my 1 star review before buying this.

                      by|May 5, 2023
                        1 found this answer helpful
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