Deck mount faucet on free standing tub with no access panel

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John V

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I have read a lot of threads, but have not found the situation I am looking at. We want to install a free standing tub. We found one we like with a flat edge ( about 4 inches wide) the length of one side. All four sides are finished, and there is no access panel. How would a faucet be installed? would it need to be mounted to the tub and then the tub put in place?maybe have the pipes stick up 4 or 5 inches from the floor, tilt the tub and make the connection with flex hoses and then set the tub down? Any insight is appreciated.
 

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sounds like it is just stupid, OR made for freestanding faucet (very common). if you go with freestanding faucet, watch out for crappy, slow fill rate.
Cutting in a access panel is a charming alternative
 
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As stated you would need a freestanding tub filler. You would not attach to the tub. Use THIS style drain for the tub.
 
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