American Standard Corsham 8-Inch Widespread 2-Handle Bathroom Faucet 1.2 gpm/4.5 L/min with Lever Handle - AMS-7428801

The Corsham 7428801 is an 8-inch widespread, 2-handle lavatory faucet, so it mounts in a three-hole deck with the outer holes on 8-inch centers and the spout in the middle. It will not work on a 4-inch centerset deck or a single-hole sink. If the basin or countertop is drilled 4-inch centers, you need a centerset or single-hole model instead.

Yes. The Corsham widespread faucet is stated as ADA compliant, meeting the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act, and it uses lever handles, which are the handle style that satisfies the no-tight-grasping, no-twisting requirement at an accessible lavatory.

A push drain is part of the package, and supply lines are included as well. The push (push-button pop-up) drain lifts out for clearing hair clogs without tools, which matters if you are maintaining a building full of lavatories. You would still supply the P-trap and any stops the rough-in needs.

It runs 1.2 gpm (4.5 L/min) and is WaterSense certified. That puts it under the 2.2 gpm federal maximum for lavatory faucets, so it works where a project or utility rebate calls for a WaterSense lavatory faucet. For hospitality or multi-family retrofits chasing water savings, 1.2 gpm is the number to put on the submittal.

Three: chrome (7428801.002), brushed nickel (7428801.295), and matte black (7428801.243). All three share the same lustrous finish that resists tarnish, scratching, and corrosion. If you are standardizing across a property, order by that full part number so the finish matches unit to unit.

Ceramic disc cartridges, described as drip-free for life. That is the valve type you want in a commercial or multi-family setting, since ceramic discs tolerate repeated cycling far better than rubber-seat washers and are the reason a two-handle lavatory faucet stops dripping between service calls.

It comes down to what the basin is drilled for. The Corsham 7428801 is a widespread, meaning three separate pieces on 8-inch centers, which gives you flexibility in handle placement and a higher-end look but needs a three-hole deck at 8-inch spread. A centerset puts spout and both handles on one 4-inch base plate and is the faster swap on older commercial lavatories drilled 4-inch. Measure hole center to hole center before you order.