American Standard Whirlpool Tub & Air Bath Parts

Tub and Air Bath Parts Create a Spa at Home

With a jetted tub, you can create a spa experience at home. Whether you’re purchasing a new tub or want to add new accessories to the tub you have now, you’ll find the bath parts you need when you shop with us at Lowe’s.

If you’re making a new purchase, first determine whether you’d prefer a jetted tub that blows streams of air or streams of water — or both. As the name suggests, air baths massage with streams of air bubbles, while whirlpool baths use streams of water. Some jetted tubs feature a combination of air and water jets.

We carry an array of tub parts for many styles of jetted tubs. For example, capped drain kits enable you to plug both the tub drain and the overflow drain so you can enjoy a deep soak. If you want to stop your cold tub from cooling the warm water as it fills, choose radiant heating pads that install beneath the tub to heat the bathtub itself. To keep the circulating water warm, order your whirlpool tub with an inline heater.

Elevate your spa experience even further with tub lights. Some lights can sync to your smartphone to react to music you play. Bathtub pillows add another level of comfort to your bath. To add elegance, shop our selection of jet tub parts for trim that coordinates with the rest of your bathroom hardware. For more information, check out our Bathtub, Whirlpool and Air Bath Buying Guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What’s the difference between a jetted tub and a whirlpool tub?

A: The term “jetted tub” can refer to a bathtub with air jets, water jets or both. The term “whirlpool tub” refers only to a bathtub with water jets.

Q: Are whirlpool tub jets replaceable?

A: Yes, you can replace whirlpool tub jets. When shopping for replacement jets, consider ordering directly from the manufacturer of your tub or purchasing universal jets that are compatible with your tub.

Q: How long do whirlpool tubs last?

A: The bathtub itself should last 20 to 50 years, but the longevity of the water circulation system depends on the frequency of use. Routine maintenance, including flushing the system at least monthly, will help prevent bacterial growth and mineral buildup.