American Standard Colony PRO 2-Handle Kitchen Faucet 1.5 gpm/5.7 L/min With Side Spray - AMS-7074501

The Colony PRO 2-handle kitchen faucet is a 4-hole mount: two handles, the spout, and the side spray each take a hole. If your sink or countertop is drilled for 3 holes, this configuration won't drop in without either a fourth hole or a different faucet. On a standard 4-hole stainless sink it goes straight in, and the handles come with the faucet.

If the sink is already drilled 4-hole with the sprayer in the fourth hole, the Colony PRO 2-handle with side spray uses the same hole count and drops into that pattern. Confirm your existing hole spacing matches before you pull the old faucet, since deck drilling varies between sinks and the faucet is built for a 4-hole layout rather than an adjustable one.

1.5 gpm (5.7 L/min). That is below the 2.2 gpm most older kitchen faucets run at, so it is the kind of flow rate that gets specified where a project is chasing a water conservation requirement. For a property manager swapping units across a building, expect noticeably less flow than a legacy faucet at the same pressure.

The side spray is part of the faucet, which is why it is a 4-hole layout rather than 3. Handles are included as well. What is not included is the supply connection hardware for your specific rough-in, so plan on confirming your stops and supply lines separately.

Ceramic disc, described as drip-free. For MRO and multi-family work that matters more than the finish: ceramic disc cartridges are the reason a two-handle faucet stops generating drip callbacks the way old washer stems did. If you are standardizing a portfolio on one faucet to cut maintenance tickets, this is the valve type you want.

Two-handle, like the Colony PRO 7074501, gives you separate hot and cold stems: if one side fails you rebuild that side only, and tenants get temperature control that doesn't drift. Single-handle is faster to operate one-handed and needs fewer deck holes. The deciding factor is usually the sink you already have. A 4-hole deck suits this faucet directly; a 1 or 2-hole deck points you to a single-handle instead.

Chrome, model number 7074501.002. The .002 suffix is American Standard's chrome code, so if you are matching other Colony fixtures already installed in a kitchen or a block of units, a .002 on their part number means the same chrome.