American Standard Becklow Single-Handle Bathroom Faucet - AMS-7429101

Yes. The Becklow single-handle faucet installs on 1, 2, or 3-hole sinks and countertops, using the included deck plate to cover the outer holes on a 3-hole deck. Leave the deck plate off and it mounts as a single-hole faucet.

Pop-up drain assembly and supply lines both ship with the faucet, along with the deck plate. For a standard lavatory swap that is everything but the shutoffs and any adapters your existing stops require.

Yes. The Becklow is compliant with all national and regional lead-free regulations, and it is WaterSense certified for water efficiency. Those two points are what most plan reviews and rebate programs ask for on a lavatory faucet.

Three finishes: chrome (7429101.002), brushed nickel (7429101.295), and matte black (7429101.243). If you are standardizing across a building, order by that suffix so every unit matches.

It is built as an all-metal body rather than plastic, and the cartridge is a ceramic disc valve, which is the wear surface that usually decides whether a lavatory faucet starts dripping after a year of heavy use. That combination is what property managers buy this kind of faucet for.

A single-handle faucet like the Becklow mixes hot and cold at one lever, so you get one supply point and fewer places to leak, and the included deck plate lets it sit on a 3-hole deck without replacing the sink. Choose a widespread or centerset two-handle set instead only if you want separate hot and cold controls or need to match existing two-handle trim elsewhere in the building.

It is a DIY-friendly single-handle install: faucet, deck plate, supply lines, and pop-up drain in one box, so a maintenance tech can pull the old faucet and set this one without ordering extra parts. The pop-up drain does mean you are working the tailpiece and lift rod as well, not just the deck.