American Standard Ravenna Semi-Pedestal Sink Integral Towel Bar - AMS-3520000

The bowl arrives with its assembly hardware and mounting kit, so the hanging side of the job is covered. What is not in the box: the faucet, the drain assembly, the P-trap, and the supply stops and risers. Add the towel bar too if the job calls for it, since that is a separate line. Plan on wall blocking behind the bowl before the finish surface goes up.

The integral towel bar is a separate order line. The sink is built to take it, and the bar comes in chrome or satin, but it does not ship with the bowl. If a spec sheet or drawing calls for the bar, put it on the order as its own item or the job shows up short.

Mounting is concealed on the Ravenna, so nothing shows under the bowl once it is set. The assembly hardware and a mounting kit both come in the box. For a property manager doing a run of restrooms, that is a clean look with no exposed brackets to catch complaints or get vandalized.

Two finishes: chrome, part number 3520000.002, and brushed nickel, part number 3520000.295. Those are the only two. Distributors and anyone matching existing washroom trim should order by the suffix, since the base number is identical across both.

A semi-pedestal like the Ravenna hangs on the wall and uses a shroud that stops short of the floor, so it covers the trap and supplies without a leg sitting on the tile. That gives you clear floor to mop under and no base to work around, and it is the reason semi-pedestals get specified in multi-family and light commercial washrooms. A full pedestal transfers load to the floor and is more forgiving of a wall you cannot block properly. If the wall behind cannot be reinforced, the full pedestal is the better call.

Rear overflow. It exits at the back of the bowl, which keeps the overflow channel out of the sightline at the front rim and puts it where the waste arm already runs. Plumbers roughing this in should account for the overflow path behind the bowl rather than in front of the drain.