American Standard Colony 25 x 22-Inch Stainless Steel Single-Bowl Kitchen Sink With Colony PRO Single Control Faucet System - AMS-20SB.8252283C

Top mount, also called drop-in. The Colony sink drops into a cutout in the countertop with the rim resting on the deck, and a cutout template plus mounting hardware and instructions come in the box. It is not set up for undermount installation, so if you have a stone top prepped for an undermount reveal, this is the wrong sink.

The faucet is included. This is a kit: the 20-gauge stainless single bowl sink ships with the Colony Pro stainless single control faucet (7074000.075) and the 9028000.075 waste fitting. Mounting hardware and the cutout template are in the box too. What is not included is the P-trap and supply lines, so plan on those plus a disposal flange if you are adding one.

Yes, if what you are pulling is a standard 25 x 22 top mount. This Colony is the same 25 x 22 nominal footprint and installs top mount into the existing cutout, so the counter usually stays as is. Two things to check before you order: the cabinet below has to be 27 inches, and the bowl is 8 inches deep, so confirm your disposal or trap arm has room under it. A cutout template comes in the box if you do end up needing to open the hole.

The bowl measures 21-1/4 x 15-3/4 x 8 inches inside, within a 25 x 22 inch overall sink. That 8 inch depth takes a full sheet pan or a stock pot laid on its side, and the 21-1/4 inch bowl length is what matters if you are washing oven racks or blind trays. For a rental turn or a multi-family kitchen, it is the usual working single bowl size.

20 gauge is the standard drop-in residential weight and it is what this Colony sink uses. American Standard backs it with SoundSecure rubber pads on the bowl underside and StoneLock multi-layer spray insulation, which is what actually kills the drum sound and the flex you feel in a bare thin-gauge sink. The insulation also cuts condensation on the underside, which matters when the sink sits over a cabinet floor you do not want swelling. Note this is specified as a residential sink, not a commercial-duty one, so for a heavy institutional kitchen you would look at a heavier gauge product.

The faucet supplied is the Colony Pro single control model 7074000.075, a single lever unit, so it mounts on one hole. The sink and faucet ship as a matched kit from American Standard, meaning the deck drilling and the faucet are already sorted for you. If you were planning to fit a widespread or a bridge faucet with a separate sprayer, this kit is not the pairing for that job.

Order American Standard 20SB.8252283C.075. That number is the complete kit, sink plus the Colony Pro single control faucet and the 9028000.075 waste fitting, not the sink alone. If a spec sheet or a quote lists 7074000.075 by itself, that is only the faucet.

Stainless steel throughout: the bowl is stainless and the Colony Pro faucet is the stainless finish version (7074000.075). It is offered in that one finish, so there is no chrome or bronze variant of this kit to pick between. It reads next to stainless appliances rather than against a chrome faucet you already have on the adjacent openings.