Dakota Plumbing Products DST-FSOCB00W-67 Freestanding Bathtub

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS DST-FSOCB00W-67 is a freestanding oval bathtub constructed from acrylic and fiberglass resin. At 67 inches in length, it offers a generously sized soaking basin with a capacity of 72 gallons to the overflow point. The white finish and transitional oval profile suit a wide range of bathroom configurations. This unit is intended for freestanding installation, requiring no alcove or deck surround. Plumbers and finish contractors typically handle the rough-in and drain connection before final placement and leveling on the finished floor surface.

This freestanding tub is suited for residential bathroom installations where a standalone focal fixture is specified. The transitional oval shape works in both traditional and contemporary bath designs. At 67 inches, it fits standard master bath floor plans with adequate clearance for access on all sides. The white acrylic finish coordinates with most standard fixture and tile selections. Plumbing rough-in for a freestanding tub typically requires a floor-mounted drain and a separate freestanding or wall-mounted faucet supply, neither of which is included with this unit.

Key Features

• Freestanding installation type — no alcove, surround, or deck required
• 72-gallon capacity to overflow for a deep soaking fill
• 67-inch length provides full-length recline for most users
• Acrylic and fiberglass resin construction for a durable, lightweight shell
• Oval transitional shape suits residential master bath applications
• White finish compatible with standard fixtures and finish hardware

Compatibility

Designed as a freestanding residential bathtub requiring a separately supplied floor drain and freestanding or wall-mounted faucet assembly rated for freestanding tub use.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber. Shut off the water supply and confirm the floor drain rough-in location before setting the tub. The finished floor must be level and structurally rated for the combined weight of the tub, water, and occupant. Consult local plumbing codes, including applicable IPC requirements, for drain sizing, trap placement, and overflow provisions before completing the installation.