American Standard Murro Wall-Hung EverClean Sink Less Overflow With Center Hole Only - AMS-0955901EC

Yes, the Murro 0955901EC is stated as ADA and TAS compliant. TAS is the Texas Accessibility Standards, which matters on public work in Texas. Compliance still depends on how it is set: rim height and knee clearance are install variables, and ADA also requires the hot water and drain piping under the bowl be insulated or otherwise guarded against contact.

Less overflow means the bowl has no overflow channel, so it takes a grid drain or an open drain without overflow holes. A pop-up assembly with an overflow port is the wrong match. This is the usual commercial choice, since an overflow passage is a place bacteria and odor collect, and it pairs with the EverClean antimicrobial glaze on the Murro that inhibits stain and odor causing bacteria, mold and mildew.

It is built for commercial duty: vitreous china bowl, EverClean antimicrobial surface fired into the glaze, and a recessed self-draining deck so standing water runs back into the bowl instead of pooling around the faucet. That deck detail is what keeps a high-traffic restroom counter from staying wet all day. American Standard groups the Murro as a commercial fixture.

White only. The orderable number is 0955901EC.020, where .020 is American Standard's white finish suffix. If you are standardizing a building on one lavatory, that single finish keeps the spec simple across every restroom.