American Standard Edgemere 8-Inch Widespread 2-Handle Bathroom Faucet 1.2 gpm/4.5 L/min With Lever Handles - AMS-7018801

Yes. The Edgemere 7018801 is an 8-inch widespread 2-handle faucet, so it mounts in a three-hole deck with the hot and cold valves on 8-inch centers and the spout in the middle. Widespread trim is sold as three separate pieces linked by supply tubing, so it will not go into a single-hole deck or a 4-inch centerset prep without an escutcheon plate change.

A drain is included. It uses American Standard's SpeedConnect drain, which links the pop-up lift rod to the drain with a 20-inch flexible stainless steel cable instead of the usual rod-and-clevis linkage. That means no linkage alignment under the bowl, and no separate drain assembly to buy.

It ships with 24-inch stainless steel braided flexible supply hoses ending in 3/8-inch compression connections, so it lands straight on standard 3/8 compression angle stops. The 24-inch length usually reaches a typical lavatory stop without adding extensions; on a deep console or a floor-stop rough-in you may still need longer risers.

Yes. The Edgemere 7018801 is ADA compliant, and it uses lever handles, which is the handle style that satisfies operation without tight grasping, pinching, or wrist twisting. That makes it usable in office, hospitality, and multi-family restrooms where accessible fixtures are specified.

The flow rate is 1.2 gallons per minute (4.5 liters per minute) maximum, and the faucet meets EPA WaterSense criteria. That 1.2 gpm figure is below the 1.5 gpm ceiling commonly written into green building and state efficiency specs for public lavatories, which is why it is a common pick for retrofit water-savings programs.

Three finishes: chrome (7018801.002), brushed nickel (7018801.295), and matte black (7018801.243). If you are standardizing across a building, order by the full suffixed number so the trim matches unit to unit.

Go widespread only if the existing deck is drilled on 8-inch centers, which is what the Edgemere 7018801 is built for. A 4-inch centerset mounts as one piece on a single plate and is the faster swap on older or smaller lavatories. Widespread trim spreads the valves apart on a larger bowl and gives more room to work a lever handle, but it puts three separate holes to seal instead of one.

All metal construction. For rental turns and high-traffic public restrooms that matters more than the finish does, since the usual failure points on budget faucets are plastic shanks and plastic handle bases.