American Standard Cadet 4-Inch Centerset Pedestal Sink Top - AMS-236004

What you are buying under 236004.02 is the Cadet basin, the sink top itself. The pedestal leg is a separate item and must be ordered along with it if you are building a complete pedestal lavatory. The nominal 35 inch height figure quoted for the assembly assumes the matching Cadet pedestal underneath.

Nominal dimensions are 24-1/2 in x 20 in x 35 in (622 mm x 508 mm x 889 mm), so allow roughly 24-1/2 inches of wall run and about 20 inches of projection into the room. In a tight powder room, measure the swing of the door against that 20 inch projection before committing.

The Cadet bowl measures 20 inches wide, 12 inches front to back, and 6 inches deep. That 6 inch depth handles normal handwashing in a guest bath or tenant unit without much splash-out, and the surrounding faucet ledge gives you shelf area plus a soap/accessory ledge that a pedestal otherwise gives up by having no countertop.

A mounting kit ships with the sink top. You still need blocking or a solid anchor in the wall behind it, since a pedestal basin carries load at the wall as well as on the leg. Supply stops, P-trap, and the faucet are separate purchases.

Yes, the Cadet basin has a rear overflow, so it pairs with a standard pop-up drain assembly with overflow ports. If you buy a drain made for overflow-less vessel basins, it will block the overflow channel.

A pedestal like the Cadet buys you floor space and a smaller footprint, about 24-1/2 inches of wall run by 20 inches of projection, and its faucet ledge and soap ledge give back a little of the set-down space a pedestal normally loses. What it does not give you is storage or a cabinet to hide the trap and supplies, so the rough plumbing has to be neat and centered. If tenants need under-sink storage, a vanity is the better call.