American Standard Lakewell Wall-Hung Cast Iron Service Sink With 8-inch Faucet Holes and Rim Guard - AMS-7692008

It hangs on the wall. The Lakewell is a wall-hung cast iron service sink and the wall hanger is included in the box. Because enameled cast iron is heavy when the basin is full, the hanger has to land on solid backing or blocking in the wall, not just drywall. If you need a unit that sits on the floor, this is the wrong style.

For a wall-hung setup in a high-traffic janitor or custodial closet, the enameled cast iron body takes buckets, mop handles and wringers without cracking the way lighter materials can, and the glossy porcelain surface wipes clean of chemical residue. The trade-off is weight, which means wall blocking and a floor-set basin is the alternative when the wall cannot carry the load.

The stainless steel rim guard ships on the sink. It caps the front rim so mop handles, bucket edges and wringers hit steel instead of the enamel, which is where a porcelain service sink normally chips first. In a mop closet that sees daily use, that guard is the difference between a sink that looks acceptable in five years and one that is chipped through to the iron.

Plan on it. What comes with the Lakewell is the sink itself, the stainless steel rim guard and the wall hanger. The faucet, the trap, the drain assembly and any wall backing or blocking are separate line items on your order.

American Standard manufacturer part number 7692008.02 is the white wall-hung cast iron Lakewell service sink with the 8 inch faucet centers and rim guard. That suffix .02 is the white finish code.