American Standard Lucerne Wall-Hung Sink With Center Hole Only and Extra Right-Hand Hole - AMS-356137

The extra right-hand hole measures 1-3/8 inches (35 mm) in diameter. It takes a long shank soap or lotion dispenser, which is not supplied with the sink and has to be ordered separately. Long shank matters here, because the dispenser has to reach through the vitreous china deck rather than a thin sheet-metal countertop.

A wall hanger is included, so the sink can be hung directly on a properly blocked wall with no additional carrier. If your rough-in calls for concealed arm support instead, those arms are supplied by others and are not part of the package. For commercial restrooms where the fixture takes abuse or needs front-edge support, concealed arms are the usual route; for a standard replacement in a residential or light-duty bath, the included hanger is what most installers use.

No. The 356137 is drilled with the extra hole on the right-hand side only, and vitreous china should not be field-drilled. If the dispenser has to sit on the left, order the Lucerne configuration drilled for a left-hand extra hole rather than this one.

It has a front overflow, integral to the D-shaped bowl. That means you pair it with a standard lavatory drain rather than a grid drain intended for overflow-less basins.

Vitreous china in white, model number 356137.02. White is the only finish offered on this configuration, which makes it straightforward to standardize across a building where the other Lucerne lavatories are already white.

The deck area is self-draining, with a contoured back and side splash shields that return water toward the bowl. That is the reason this model gets specified in high-traffic restrooms: less standing water on the faucet ledge and less splash onto the wall behind it.