American Standard Monterrey Cast 4-Inch Centerset Single-Handle Faucet with Metal Pop-Up Drain, 0.5 gpm/1.9 Lpm - AMS-6114119

Yes. The Monterrey Cast faucet is built as a 4-inch centerset, meaning it mounts on a lavatory with three holes spaced 4 inches center to center between the outer holes. It won't work on an 8-inch widespread deck or a single-hole vessel sink without an escutcheon plate sized for that layout.

A metal pop-up drain is included with the Monterrey Cast centerset faucet, so you get the lift-rod drain assembly in the box. You still need supply lines and, for a new install, a P-trap.

They will. Any 4-inch centerset faucet, single-handle or two-handle, uses the same three-hole deck with 4 inches between the outer hole centers, so the Monterrey drops onto the existing prep. The single-handle body covers the deck with its own base plate. Plan on replacing the drain too, since a metal pop-up assembly ships with it.

That is what it is aimed at. Cast brass body construction, a single-handle mixing cartridge, and a 0.5 gpm aerator are the combination facility and MRO buyers standardize on for public lavatories. One handle also means one wear point instead of two, which matters when you're maintaining dozens of sinks.

Go single-handle, like the Monterrey Cast 6114119.002, when the deck has 4-inch centers and you want one point of temperature control and one cartridge to service. Choose a two-handle centerset when you are matching existing openings that already have separate hot and cold handles and the users expect that, or when you want each side serviceable independently. Both mount on the same 4-inch three-hole deck.