American Standard Princeton 60 in. Right Hand Drain Rectangular Alcove Bathtub in White

Better quality than the lightweight bathtubs you normally see .

Basic bathtub, but well made, holds the heat in and has ample edge to store things. Very light- easy to lift and carry.

A much nicer option than installing a fiberglass bathtub. This looks much nicer if you want to upgrade your bathroom. This is a classic design.

Beautiful tub and easy to install. Replaced an old cast iron with this. Love American Standard.

easy to install looks good and doesn't make noises when i walk around in it

My wife says the tub keeps water warm much longer than our old cast iron. The Princeton is insulated. The finish is high quality. It looks great

This tub is too shallow and too narrow -- down where you are sitting, the inside dimensions are only about 49"L x 21"W 13"D. The porcelain is extremely thin; I already have a scrape that goes all the way through to the cast iron that was made by a workman. I can't imagine this tub holding up to the rigors of kids and their toys. 

Looks nice and seemed solid, but within a couple months the metal on the bottom of the tub separated from the foam and created an area that moves and flexes. I imagine that will lead to premature failure of the porcelain coating.

We just had our American Standard Princeton 2391.202 tub installed. The contractor used a 2x4 stringer on the back wall set at the height stipulated in the installation instructions, as well as fender washers to pinch the tub flange to the supporting studs, and a silicone bed on the subfloor. Prior to installation, the subfloor was confirmed to be level. After letting the silicone 'bed' cure for 24 hours, my contractor stood in the tub and noticed that it had a significant "bubble". When stepping on it, the tub flexes noticeably and makes a distinctive sound like a mason jar being popped. He mentioned that this tub may be defective / delaminated. I have posted a video on Dropbox which shows the issue described herein: https://www.dropbox.com/s/gqdysxro41nc7yu/Americast%20Princeton_defective_tub.MOV?dl=0

Im 5’ tall. Its too shallow. Its very deceiving, it looks deep but its not. In fact when you step out of the tub, use caution because the inside of the tub is at higher level than floor level. I almost fell getting out. I need to put a note so my guests will use caution when stepping out. My contractor bought another american standard, and it still is too shallow. The slip proof isnt that great either