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Yeah I am getting the same width tub. What about the distance from the frame backwards? Would that be the same? Another thing I have to do is the Overflow is going to be taller but that's the least of my concerns.

Do you have any advice as far as the process goes? My friend has an angle grinder with a diamond blade he said I could use to cut around the drain that's concreted in. What steps do I need to do after that? It doesn't have to be filled in correct? Also is there a way to go from a PVC drain kit...

So today I took the drywall out in the room behind my bathtub. My waste and overflow pipes are concreted into the slab. Is there a way to keep the old pipes or do the waste and overflow pipes have to be replaced? Also I have attached a picture of what it looks like. The concrete mixed around the...

So Ripping the drywall out a little further it's definitely concreted it in. What are the chances of being able to keep that pipe where it is and everything lining up on the new tub?

Okay so I ended up tearing out a rectangle of sheetrock directly behind my tub. This is what I found. It appears to be in the floor. Any suggestions?

Can i access it from the back wall? How hard would that be to knock out the concrete?

I currently have a house in South Carolina with a slab foundation. I am going to replace my tub/surround soon. My house was built in the 1980s. Is it common for the tub drain/overflow pipe to be slabbed into the concrete or a acess left open for future repair/replacement? I've looked everywhere...