American Standard Lucerne Wall-Hung Sink for Exposed Bracket Support With 8-Inch Widespread - AMS-356028

No. The Lucerne 356028 is built for exposed bracket support, and the brackets are supplied by others. You order the sink and the mounting brackets separately, so plan the bracket and any backing in the wall before the rough-in goes in.

Yes. The deck is drilled for faucet holes on 8 inch (203 mm) centers, which is the standard widespread spread. A single-hole or 4 inch centerset faucet will not line up with those holes.

Yes, a front overflow is part of the bowl. The bowl is D-shaped with a faucet ledge and a self-draining deck, and contoured back and side splash shields keep water off the wall behind it.

The 356028 version of the Lucerne is the exposed bracket configuration: the support brackets are visible under the bowl and bolt to the wall, with the brackets furnished by others. If your drawings call for a concealed arm carrier set in the wall or a floor-mounted chair carrier, that is a different Lucerne model, not this one. Exposed brackets are the simpler retrofit when you cannot open the wall.

Yes. The sink ships as vitreous china bowl only, with no brackets, so budget a grid or pop-up drain, a trap, and supplies as separate line items. On an exposed bracket install the trap and supplies are visible under the bowl, so many specifiers add a trap cover or insulation kit where ADA protection is required.

Vitreous china, the glazed ceramic used across commercial lavatories. The surface is nonporous so it cleans with standard restroom chemicals, and the wall-hung design leaves the floor open under the bowl for mopping.