 Renaissance detailed specifications
Installation, Operation & Maintenance
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- Tub Size: 65 1/2" long, 29" high, 23-1/2" high
- Water depth to bottom of overflow: 11"
- Gallons (3 inches from overflow): 42 gallons
- Style: Available as a Soaking Bath only
- Number of bathers: Maximum of 1
- Lumbar support: 1
- Number of headrests: 1
The Renaissance is a free standing Soaking Bath with claw feet. It features a level upper rim profile with a rounded rim design and a broad backrest for soaking comfort. It is designed for bath rooms where space is not constrained.
Painted Exterior Finish with Cast Iron Look
Acryline USA creates an exterior surface that resembles the appearance of the original cast iron baths made in the early to mid twentieth century. This finish is either loved or disliked intensely by those who see it. Click to view a sample of the faux cast iron finish to be certain you would enjoy the appearance of the exterior.
Options
Standard Colors:
Optional Colors:
- Acryline USA can provide many more alternative colors than the four standard colors. E-mail us for availability.
Drain & Overflow
- Chrome
- Polished Brass
- Brushed Nickel
- Oil Rubbed Bronze
Feet finishes:
- White
- Chrome
- Satin Nickel
- Gold
- Oil Rubbed Bronze
End Drain:
- Left Hand Drain
- Right Hand Drain
Most baths are end drain baths since wherever the drain is the plumbing must be as well. It is easiest to install a bath in a renovation with an end drain because most exisiting homes and new construction place the plumbing near a wall surface and not in the center of a floor. An alternate drain location forces a plumber to relocate plumbing below the floor surface and can add time and expense to your project.
When thinking about the space you have and the position of the drain remember to think about the drain as being on the right hand side or left hand side as you are looking at the bath. This is important as it will help you choose the bath and options you want. Options, such as control location, are often dependent upon the drain location.
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