American Standard Lucerne Wall-Hung Sink With Single Hole On Right - AMS-356439

The wall hanger ships with the Lucerne wall-hung sink. You can hang it on that bracket, or mount it on concealed arms, which are supplied by others and are not part of the sink. If the spec on your job calls for concealed arm carriers, plan on sourcing the carrier separately and confirm your wall framing or chase can take it.

One faucet hole, drilled on the right side of the deck, not centered. That matters when you pick the faucet: a centerset or widespread trim will not work here. You need a single-hole faucet or a metering/self-closing valve made for one hole, and it will sit off to the right rather than behind the bowl. The sink has a faucet ledge to carry that trim.

No. Model 356439.02 is drilled with a single hole on the right side only, and china cannot be field-drilled. If your rough-in or ADA clearance puts the valve on the left, you need the left-hand drilled version of the Lucerne instead. Order by the exact hole configuration, not just the Lucerne name, since the family is sold in several drilling patterns.

It is a vitreous china wall-hung lavatory, which is the standard construction for commercial and institutional restrooms: no cabinet to maintain, easy to clean under, and china stands up to heavy cleaning chemicals. The D-shaped bowl has a front overflow and a self-draining deck with contoured back and side splash shields, so water runs back into the bowl instead of pooling on the counter area or running down the wall.

Yes. The sink is the china fixture only; the drain, P-trap, and stop/supply set are separate. Because it hangs on the wall with nothing under it, the trap and supplies are in plain view, so most commercial jobs add a trap and supply cover kit. The bowl has a front overflow, so a standard lavatory grid drain with overflow porting is the right match.