American Standard Lucerne Wall-Hung Sink for Exposed Bracket Support With Center Hole Only - AMS-356041

No. The Lucerne 356041 is built for exposed bracket support, and the brackets are supplied by others. You order the sink and source the wall brackets separately, along with carrier or blocking as your wall construction requires. Budget for that hardware before the job, because the sink cannot hang without it.

This version of the Lucerne is drilled and configured for exposed bracket support. If your rough-in is a concealed arm carrier, order the Lucerne variant made for concealed arm support rather than this one. Swapping support methods on site is not something you want to discover at install.

Vitreous china. It is the standard material for institutional and commercial lavatories: a glazed, non-porous surface that cleans with normal restroom chemicals and resists staining. For property managers standardizing across a building, the Lucerne is the common spec in schools, offices, and multi-family common areas.

Yes, a front overflow is part of the Lucerne 356041 bowl. Pair it with a lavatory drain assembly that has overflow ports (an open-port grid or pop-up made for overflow lavatories). A fully closed no-overflow drain body will block it.

No separate splash is needed. The Lucerne has a self-draining deck area with a contoured back and side splash shields built into the china, plus a faucet ledge for the single-hole faucet. Water on the deck runs back into the D-shaped bowl instead of onto the wall or floor, which is why it gets specified for high-traffic restrooms.

Beyond the sink itself, plan on the exposed support brackets (not included), a single-hole lavatory faucet, a lavatory drain assembly suited to an overflow bowl, a P-trap with supplies and stops, and on an exposed wall-hung installation an ADA-style trap and supply insulation kit if the fixture serves an accessible restroom. Wall blocking must be in place before the brackets go up.