American Standard Colony PRO 4-Inch Centerset Single-Handle Bathroom Faucet 1.2 gpm/4.5 Lpm Less Drain With Lever Handle - AMS-7075004

No. The Colony PRO 7075004 ships less drain, which means no pop-up hole in the body, no lift rod, and no drain assembly in the box. You'll need to order a grid drain or a push-button style drain separately, and the faucet body has no provision for a pop-up lift rod, so a traditional rod-operated pop-up isn't an option here. What does come in the box is the braided flexible supply hoses with compression connectors.

Yes, that's exactly the hole pattern it's made for. The Colony PRO 7075004 is a 4-inch centerset, meaning the two outer holes sit 4 inches apart center to center, and the faucet mounts across all three holes on a standard three-hole lavatory. It won't work on an 8-inch widespread deck or on a single-hole vessel sink drilling.

For handwashing, yes. The Colony PRO 7075004 runs 1.2 gpm (4.5 Lpm) through a pressure-compensating aerator, so the stream holds steady as building pressure fluctuates across floors or when several fixtures run at once. That flow rate also puts it under the 1.5 gpm ceiling most water conservation programs and green building points use for public lavatories. If you're filling mop buckets or need volume, this is the wrong fixture type.

Yes. The ceramic disc valve in the Colony PRO 7075004 has an adjustable hot limit safety stop, so you can cap handle rotation on the hot side to reduce scald risk. That's set at the valve during installation and can be readjusted later, which matters in facilities where the water heater runs hotter than the fixture should deliver.

It's built for it. The Colony PRO 7075004 uses a metal body and a metal lever handle rather than plastic, and the valve is a ceramic disc cartridge, which is the standard for repeat-cycle service and drip resistance. The lever handle also suits facilities where users need to operate the faucet without gripping or twisting.

No, the supplies come with it. Braided flexible hoses with compression connectors are in the box, so the connection at the stops is compression, no soldering. Verify your angle stops are compression-outlet size to match. The drain is the piece you still have to source, since the faucet is sold less drain.

Three: polished chrome (7075004.002), brushed nickel (7075004.295), and matte black (7075004.243). The suffix on the part number is the finish code, so if you're standardizing a building and reordering later, quote the full number including those last three digits.

On the Colony PRO 7075004 it does. Single-handle faucets mix at the cartridge, and this one carries red and blue markings on the body so users know which way the lever goes for hot and which for cold. Useful in public and assisted-living restrooms where the person at the sink hasn't used the fixture before.