American Standard Belmeade Single-Handle Bathroom Faucet - AMS-7426101

Yes. The Belmeade single-handle lavatory faucet ships with a deck plate, so it mounts on 1-hole, 2-hole, or 3-hole sinks and countertops. On a single-hole install you simply leave the deck plate off.

Everything for the basic install is in the box: pop-up drain assembly, supply lines, and the deck plate. For a property manager doing unit turns that means no separate drain or riser order per bathroom.

It is compliant with national and regional lead-free regulations, which is the requirement that typically governs potable water fixtures in rental, hospitality, and institutional work. It is also WaterSense certified, so it meets the reduced-flow criteria some jurisdictions and green programs require.

Yes, provided the existing holes are the standard 4-inch centerset pattern with three holes. The included deck plate covers the outer two holes and the faucet mounts through the center. No redrilling, no escutcheon to source separately.

Two finishes. Matte Black is model 7426101.243 and Brushed Nickel is 7426101.295. Order by the full suffixed number so the finish comes through correctly on a multi-unit order.

All metal construction. That matters on rental and MRO work where plastic-bodied faucets tend to crack at the shank under repeated wrench contact during turns.

It uses a ceramic disc valve, not a rubber washer stem. Ceramic disc cartridges are the standard for drip resistance in high-cycle bathroom service, which is why they show up across commercial lavatory faucets.

Single-handle like the Belmeade is the simpler call when you want one part number to cover 1-, 2-, and 3-hole decks and a faster install, since it ties into one hole with the deck plate covering the rest. A widespread two-handle is the choice when the deck is drilled 8-inch spread and you want the traditional hot/cold look; it will not adapt down to a single hole the way this one adapts up.