American Standard Braymer Two-Handle 8-Inch Widespread Bathroom Faucet - AMS-7427801

The Braymer two-handle faucet is a widespread configuration for 8-inch center sinks or countertops, meaning three separate pieces: spout plus two independent handle bodies. It will not drop into a single-hole sink or a 4-inch centerset deck without a different faucet. Standard widespread decks with three holes on 8-inch centers are what this is built for.

A push-pop drain is included with the Braymer faucet, so you do not need to buy a pop-up assembly separately. It is the press-to-open style rather than a lift rod and linkage, which means no rod hole is needed behind the spout and clogs can be cleared by pulling the stopper out by hand.

Yes, the Braymer meets the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The two lever handles are the reason: they operate without tight grasping, pinching, or wrist twisting. That makes it usable in an accessible restroom or an accessible unit in a multi-family building.

1.2 gallons per minute, and it is WaterSense certified at that rate. If your project spec or local code caps lavatory faucets at 1.5 gpm or lower, or you are chasing WaterSense or green building points on a hotel or multi-family job, this one clears it without swapping the aerator.

Three finishes. Chrome is 7427801.002, brushed nickel is 7427801.295, and matte black is 7427801.243. If you are standardizing a building, order by the full suffixed number so the finish matches across every unit.

It ships with American Standard Speed Connect supply hoses, which are pre-attached flexible lines rather than loose shanks you have to thread a riser onto. For a plumber doing a run of unit turnovers that cuts the time under the cabinet considerably. You still supply the stops and any adapter your risers need.

It comes down to the sink deck you already have. The Braymer is widespread, so the spout and the two handles mount in three separate holes at 8-inch spread and the handles can sit wherever the holes are. A centerset puts all three on one 4-inch base plate. If your existing lav or vanity top is drilled 4 inch, the Braymer will leave gaps and you want a centerset instead. If it is drilled 8 inch or you are specifying a new top, widespread gives the cleaner look and easier access to each handle.

The valving is a ceramic disc cartridge, which is the type that resists the dripping and seat wear that rubber washer stems get after heavy use. The finish is tarnish, scratch and corrosion resistant. That combination is what you want for a rental bathroom or a hospitality lav where the handles get turned hundreds of times a week.