American Standard Delancey 30 x 22-Inch Cast Iron 4-Hole Undermount Single-Bowl Apron Front Kitchen Sink - AMS-77SB30220A

Neither exactly. The Delancey has four oversized undermount faucet holes drilled through the sink deck, sized generously to make faucet and accessory installation easier from below on an undermount setup. So the faucet and accessories land on the sink, not on a separate deck drilled in the counter.

Undermount. The Delancey 77SB30220A is an apron front sink designed to mount under the countertop with the apron exposed at the cabinet face. Because it is cast iron and heavy, it needs a supporting cradle or ledger framing built into the cabinet rather than relying on the countertop.

Usually not without cabinet work. A standard drop-in drops into a hole in the counter and the rim carries the weight; the Delancey is a 30 x 22-inch undermount apron model, so the counter has to be cut for an undermount reveal and the cabinet face opened for the exposed apron. Budget for a new countertop cutout and a support platform inside a 33-inch minimum base.

Yes, but you will have three open holes left. The sink comes with four holes, which suits a faucet plus side spray, soap dispenser and air switch or filtered water tap. With a single-hole faucet, plan on deck-mount accessories or hole covers to fill the remaining three.

One finish only: Brilliant White porcelain enamel over cast iron, ordered as 77SB30220A.308. There is no color option on this model, which makes it straightforward to standardize across multiple units in an apartment or hotel property.

Enameled cast iron like the Delancey holds up well to heavy daily use and resists staining, and the single 8-5/8 inch deep bowl keeps splashing down. The trade-off is weight: it needs a built support inside the cabinet and two people to set it, so it is a better fit for a planned remodel than a quick in-place swap.