American Standard Corner Minette Wall-Hung Sink With 4-Inch Centerset - AMS-451021

Yes. The Corner Minette wall-hung sink is drilled for 4-inch centerset faucets, so a standard three-hole centerset with 4 inches between handle centers drops right in. A widespread trim (8-inch centers) or a single-hole faucet will not match the drilling.

Two wall hangers ship with the sink, so the mounting hardware for hanging it is included. What is not included is the faucet, the drain assembly, the P-trap and supplies. Plan on in-wall blocking behind the corner for the hangers to land on.

Yes, and it is a front overflow. That matters when you spec the drain: use a lavatory drain made for an overflow bowl (one with the side slots), not a grid drain intended for overflow-less basins, or the overflow channel will have nowhere to discharge.

It is a true corner fixture. The Corner Minette is a wall-hung corner sink, built to span the two walls of an inside corner rather than hang flat on a single wall. That is what makes it useful in half baths, under-stair powder rooms, and tight tenant units where a conventional lavatory will not fit.

It works well as a repeat spec where the constraint is space: one part number (451021.02) in white, wall-hung, 4-inch centerset drilling, two hangers per unit. Every bath gets the same faucet, the same drain with overflow, and the same install. The limit is the corner itself, the fixture only makes sense where the plumbing can be brought to an inside corner with solid backing.

A corner fixture like the Corner Minette buys you floor space a pedestal cannot, because it tucks the bowl into dead corner area and leaves the floor clear for cleaning. The trade-off is that it exposes the trap and supplies, and it depends entirely on backing in the wall rather than a floor-bearing column. If the corner has no blocking and you cannot open the wall, a pedestal is the easier install.

White only, ordered as part number 451021.02. There is no alternate color offered on the Corner Minette, so if you are matching a bone or biscuit water closet in the same room you will need a different lavatory line.