American Standard Glenmere Single Hole Single-Handle Bathroom Faucet 1.2 gpm/4.5 L/min With Lever Handle - AMS-7617107

Yes. The Glenmere is a single hole faucet, but it ships with an optional deck plate, so it can be mounted on a single hole sink or set over a 3-hole deck using the plate to cover the outer holes. Leave the deck plate off for a clean single hole install.

It is ADA compliant, and the single lever handle is the reason: it operates without grasping, pinching, or twisting the wrist. That makes it usable in commercial and multi-family restrooms where ADA-compliant operable parts are required.

Supply lines, an optional deck plate, and a push-type pop-up drain are included. For a standard lavatory rough-in you would add only the angle stops and any adapters needed to tie into your existing supply stubs.

Three finishes: polished chrome (7617107.002), matte black (7617107.243), and brushed nickel (7617107.295). Ordering by that suffix is the cleanest way to keep a whole property on one finish.

The Glenmere uses a push drain rather than a lift-rod pop-up. The stopper pulls out by hand for cleaning, so a hair clog gets cleared at the bowl without going under the sink to disconnect a pivot rod or clevis strap. For turnover and maintenance work that is faster than a rod-operated pop-up.

A single-handle faucet like the Glenmere mixes hot and cold from one hole, so it works on a single-drilled sink and is quicker to set temperature one-handed, which is why it is the usual pick for ADA work. Go two-handle (widespread or centerset) only if the existing deck is drilled for it and you do not want a deck plate; the Glenmere covers that case with its included plate instead.