Is this tub a right hand drain????
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Confirmed that since this tub has no integral skirt, you can install it with the drain facing either end, just from a tub point of view. However you also need to keep in mind access to the pump, which sits on the opposite end from the drain. If you buy the acrylic skirt that AS makes for this, then the pump access is through the skirt, and you are done. However if you want to mount it in a deck, then you need to provide a removable panel, either on the outside face opposite the drain, or else in the end wall if you are lucky enough to have an exposed opposite face of that wall. BTW, the AS skirt does not add to the appearance IMO, but then in Santa Fe we are used to a lot of tile work around our tubs. Confirmed that since this tub has no integral skirt, you can install it with the drain facing either end, just from a tub point of view. However you also need to keep in mind access to the pump, which sits on the opposite end from the drain. If you buy the acrylic skirt that AS makes for this, then the pump access is through the skirt, and you are done. However if you want to mount it in a deck, then you need to provide a removable panel, either on the outside face opposite the drain, or else in the end wall if you are lucky enough to have an exposed opposite face of that wall. BTW, the AS... » Read More Confirmed that since this tub has no integral skirt, you can install it with the drain facing either end, just from a tub point of view. However you also need to keep in mind access to the pump, which sits on the opposite end from the drain. If you buy the acrylic skirt that AS makes for this, then the pump access is through the skirt, and you are done. However if you want to mount it in a deck, then you need to provide a removable panel, either on the outside face opposite the drain, or else in the end wall if you are lucky enough to have an exposed opposite face of that wall. BTW, the AS skirt does not add to the appearance IMO, but then in Santa Fe we are used to a lot of tile work around our tubs. « Show Less
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from the angle shown. looks like this tub can be installed either left or right.
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If you imagine the guard on the right (ignore the left one) to have the tub to its right, you are looking at it head-on. It flares out to be thicker to attach to the tile wall. I hope you are understanding my answer! That picture was taken at an odd angle. So now the left one (if the tub was to your right and you were getting into it) would be glued to the wall behind you. Again I'm hoping this makes sense!
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Rashelle, Hot & Cold Connection is on the right side. Drain is in the middle.
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I thought that was a tub my self in fact that's not the tub it's just what goes around the tub so no the drain is not included
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We purchased this tub, and the recommended drain assembly from Amazon. Our plumber had no trouble with the installation (August 2013) and everything works well.
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I noticed you mentioned faucet. It is my impression that this device is only for showers and tubs so it may be the wrong device.
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I believe that is correct. I bought one "left-facing" sink, and the faucet is on the right hand side.
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In addition to the tub itself, I had to buy a KOHLER K-7272-CP Clearflo Slotted Overflow Bath Drain. I bought the Polished Chrome part, so the CP in the part number may represent the chrome version. We like the tub a lot.
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I think it's an indicator of where the drain is. "RA" is right side and "LA" is left side but you may want to speak with Kohler
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My husband looked at the manual and it looks like it could. You might want to reverse the tubes depending if you want the water temp a certain direction. With our right handed one the hot comes out when you press it towards the wall and the cold when you move it towards you. I guess it would be reversed from this mounted left handed. Good luck Kathy
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Interesting question......although amazon.com states it can be mounted both right and left handed and shows examples, there are no space limitations in those illustrations and with the left hand install I suspect in order to change the temperature that you are moving the handle away from you, instead of towards you with a right hand mount installation. Most important Moen states that the unit can only be right hand mounted, so I would suspect that the answer to your question is no. Why can't you tolerate a right hand mount? Very luxurious tap!
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I agree with Minos. My drain is flush with the tub and is just a big giant hole that allows everything to go down it (like this http://pix.soundwag.com/web/drain.jpg). This sits right on top. There is a slight curve to this, and it sits curve side up. If you have the type of drain that also acts as the stopper and sticks up into the tub (like this http://s2.hubimg.com/u/5464035_f248.jpg), this will not work on that.
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I ordered the drain that was recommended with the tub..it fit perfectly with no modifications, sometimes you can spend a lot more $$ trying to beat the system and make your own. It just ends up costing time , money, and further down the road something unusual that is impossible to find parts for.
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I installed the faucet, and have it on the right side. I see no reason why you could not put the handle in front if that is your preference. Should not be a problem.
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No, the drains are in the top half. I use Cinch or Softscrub to clean and my plumber recommended Pam nonstick spray to polish once in awhile.
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Check youtube under "remove rusted tub drain missing cross bars" theres a great video of a SIMPLE fix....eureka!
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No, the drains are more towards the faucet, towards the back, off center. I love, love this sink.cleaning is easy. You can use dish soap or I have used a magic eraser. That works great. If it starts to look a little dull, just wipe with olive oil.