Questions and Answers for KOHLER Villager 60 in. x 34.25 in. Soaking Bathtub with Left-Hand Drain in White

A:  Hello Martin, this is Keisha with Kohler Co. I am happy to address your question. We would suggest to have the product on hand and measure your actual product for rough-in details. The stud pocket would be based off measuring the bath. Thank you for choosing Kohler.

A:  The stud to stud opening was 60x31.  Obviously snug, but installed just fine (slid in) once enough muscle was on hand to deal with the weight.

A:  Hello Gap101, this is Lisa with Kohler Co. I am glad to answer your question. The tub and drain combination are compatible with one another. Thank you for choosing Kohler.

A:  Hello Randall, my name is Kassi with Kohler Co. I'd be glad to answer your question. The K-715 can be used with tiled walls however this bath does already have an apron front and adding tile to it would not be recommended. Thank you for choosing Kohler.

A:  Hello DJohn, this is Lisa with Kohler Co. I am glad to answer your question. The dimension from the back of the tub material / rim to the center of the drain is 51.5". Thank you for choosing Kohler.

A:  Hi DEW2, my name is Meli with Kohler Co. I am happy to assist with your question. The Clearflo drain K-7259-BN is compatible with the Villager K-713 bath. Thank you for choosing Kohler.

A:  Yes shower doors can be utilized with this tub.  If the doors selected require attaching to the tub (the ones we selected require such), you will need a diamond drill bit for tile to drill the required hole(s).

A:  Days, my name is Jessica with Kohler Customer Service. I am happy to assist with your inquiry. Yes, shower doors are able to be installed with K-716-0. Thank you for choosing Kohler.

A:  Gwen, my name is Jessica with Kohler Customer Service. I am happy to assist with your inquiry. The required drains for K-713-0 are K-T37391, K-T37392 or K-37383, K-78438. I do apologize, we do not offer one with a perforated drain cover for straining out hair. Thank you for choosing Kohler.

A:  Hi Bart, this is Sarah with Kohler Customer Service. I am glad to address your question. This bath does not require anything additional above or below the subfloor for proper installation on a second floor. Thank you for choosing Kohler.

A:  I can't say for sure in your situation. Depends on where the joists are. But, I will say that my tub is located on the second floor.

A:  You're supposed to have a wooden support block (3x4) alongside the non skirted side of the tub on the wall. It will be supporting some weight as well. Not all of the weight goes onto the foot. We install these all of the time on 3/4" plywood.

A:  Hi Bart, this is Sarah with Kohler Customer Service. I am glad to address your question. This bath does not require additional support under/above your subfloor. Thank you for choosing Kohler.

A:  The tub is heavy but the weight pretty much is distributed over the whole area. If you have the proper floor system in place you should be okay. Other lighter options would be a composite type tub.

A:  I installed mine on the ground floor although we do have a full basement.  If i were installing on the second floor, I would certainly cross brace in the under cavity as the tube is particularly heavy.