American Standard Aspirations Vanity Top Center Hole Only - AMS-1806001

One centre hole only. That means it takes a single-handle faucet with a single-hole shank. A widespread trim (three holes on 8-inch centres) or a 4-inch centerset with three holes will not mount on it unless the faucet comes with a deck plate that covers a single hole.

It is a one-piece vanity top with the basin formed in, so there is no separate undermount or drop-in bowl to set and no rim joint to caulk. You mount the top to the 36-inch cabinet, then add the faucet, drain, and P-trap, none of which ship with the top.

No. The 1806001 is glazed vitreous china drilled with the centre hole only, and china should not be field-drilled for additional faucet holes. If the faucet is a 4-inch centerset or an 8-inch widespread, order the Aspirations top drilled for that hole spacing instead, or change the faucet to a single-hole model.

Vitreous china with a glossy glazed surface. It is non-porous and stain resistant, so it cleans with ordinary bathroom cleaner and does not absorb soap or hard water residue the way a cultured marble top can. The glaze carries EverClean, an antimicrobial treatment that inhibits growth of bacteria and mold on the surface. Being china, it will chip if something heavy lands on the edge, which is the usual trade-off against solid surface in high-abuse public restrooms.

Yes, a front overflow is built into the basin, which drains off water before it can spill over the rim. For a property manager that matters on units where a tenant may leave a tap running, and it means the drain assembly you order should be a standard lavatory pop-up with overflow ports rather than a grid drain.

White, ordered as American Standard part 1806001.02. It is built to coordinate with the rest of the Aspirations bathroom collection, so the white matches Aspirations toilets and pedestals from the same line if you are standardising a building on one look.