American Standard Murro Wall-Hung EverClean Sink With Center Hole Only and Extra Left-Hand Hole - AMS-0955121EC

The Murro 0955121EC hangs on either a concealed arm carrier or wall support, and the arm carrier is supplied by others, so it is not part of the sink order. Plan the chase and blocking for whichever route you pick before the wall closes up, because the mounting is not adjustable after the fact.

One center faucet hole plus an extra hole on the left-hand side. That left hole is 1-3/8 inches (35 mm) in diameter, which is the standard opening for a soap dispenser, a gooseneck spout accessory, or a sensor/electronic control body. If your faucet is a 4-inch centerset or 8-inch widespread, this is the wrong deck configuration; you want a 3-hole Murro instead.

The Murro 0955121EC is ADA and TAS compliant. Compliance still depends on how you set it: mounting height, knee and toe clearance under the bowl, and insulating or otherwise protecting the exposed supply and waste piping are all on the installer. The sink itself will not put you out of compliance, but a bad rough-in height will.

It is a commercial-grade fixture, sold in white only under part number 0955121EC.020. Vitreous china with the EverClean surface is the standard build for office, school, and multi-family common restrooms. For a fleet of openings, order the same 0955121EC across the building so the drilling and carrier rough-in stay identical from room to room.

EverClean is an antimicrobial surface fired into the vitreous china that inhibits growth of the bacteria, mold, and mildew that cause stains and odors. It is part of the glazed surface rather than a coating applied after, so normal cleaning does not strip it. It reduces odor and staining between cleanings; it is not a substitute for disinfecting in a healthcare or food-service setting.

There is a rear overflow, so the sink takes a standard grid or pop-up drain with an overflow path. The deck is recessed and self-draining, which keeps standing water off the faucet area, useful in high-traffic restrooms where puddled decks turn into hard water staining.