American Standard Decorum Wall-Hung EverClean Sink Less Overflow with 4-Inch Centerset and Extra Left-Hand Hole - AMS-9024924EC

The Decorum wall-hung lavatory is built to hang on a concealed arm carrier (supplied by others) or on wall support. Neither is included with the fixture, so the carrier or backing has to be specified and framed in before the rough-in is closed up.

There's a fourth hole on the left side measuring 1-3/8 inch (35 mm) in diameter, beyond the three 4 inch centerset faucet holes. That size takes a deck-mounted soap dispenser, a gooseneck accessory, or a sensor/control component in a commercial restroom. Order the standard model without the extra hole if you don't need it, since an open hole has to be plugged.

Less overflow means there is no overflow channel cast into the bowl, so it needs a grid-style or open drain, not a pop-up assembly with overflow ports. If water is left running it goes over the rim, which is why less-overflow lavatories are normally paired with metering or sensor faucets in public restrooms.

Yes. The Decorum wall-hung lavatory is stated as ADA and TAS compliant, TAS being the Texas Accessibility Standards. Mounting height and knee clearance still depend on how the carrier is set, and exposed supply and drain piping under an accessible lavatory has to be insulated or otherwise protected.

EverClean is an antimicrobial surface treatment that inhibits growth of stain and odor causing bacteria, mold and mildew on the china surface. It's a surface property of the fixture, not a coating you reapply, and it doesn't replace routine cleaning in a high-traffic restroom.

The deck is recessed and self-draining, so standing water and soap run back into the bowl instead of sitting around the faucet base. That matters in schools, airports and other high-use restrooms where deck puddling is the usual maintenance complaint.

It's vitreous china, offered in white. The ordering number for the white fixture is 9024924EC.020.