American Standard Becklow Two-Handle 4-Inch Centerset Bathroom Faucet - AMS-7429201

The Becklow is a 4-inch centerset, so it mounts on a 3-hole sink or countertop drilled on 4-inch centers. If your sink is drilled 8-inch centers or wider, or is a single-hole vessel deck, this is the wrong configuration and you need a widespread or single-hole faucet instead.

A pop-up drain is included with the Becklow faucet, so you don't need a separate drain assembly. You will still need supply lines to connect to the stops under the sink.

The Becklow is compliant with national and regional lead-free regulations, and it is WaterSense certified for reduced water use, which is what most jurisdictions and green building programs look for on a lavatory faucet.

Three finishes: chrome (7429201.002), matte black (7429201.243), and brushed nickel (7429201.295). If you are standardizing across units, order by those part numbers so every bathroom matches.

Body construction is metal, not plastic, and the valves are ceramic disc rather than rubber washers. That's the pairing that holds up to turnover traffic and is the usual reason cheap two-handle faucets start dripping.

Two handles give you separate hot and cold control and are what most existing 3-hole lavatory sinks are already drilled for, so the Becklow drops straight in without a deck plate. A single-handle faucet needs either one hole or a base plate to cover the outer two. If your sink already has three holes on 4-inch centers, the centerset two-handle is the straightforward swap.

It's built for a straightforward install and ships with the pop-up drain, so a tech with basin wrench, supply lines, and shutoff access can handle a like-for-like centerset replacement.