American Standard Reliant Oval Drop-In Sink, Single Hole - AMS-475247

The Reliant oval drop-in is drilled for a single-hole faucet only. If your spec calls for a centerset or widespread faucet, this bowl won't take it, so plan on a single-hole lavatory faucet or pick a differently drilled bowl.

No separate rim is needed. The Reliant is self-rimming with a tapered edge, so the bowl drops through the countertop cutout and the rim carries the weight on the deck. An installation template is supplied for marking and cutting the counter. You still supply the faucet, drain assembly, P-trap and supplies.

Only if your existing cutout matches. A self-rimming oval sits on the deck and hides a small amount of cut edge, but it will not bridge a cutout made for a larger bowl. Pull the old sink, measure the opening, and compare it against the template packed with the Reliant before cutting or ordering the counter. Also confirm the old bowl was single-hole drilled, since the Reliant is.

Yes, the Reliant oval has a front overflow, which routes excess water back to the drain instead of over the deck. That means you want a drain assembly with an overflow port (a standard pop-up or grid drain for overflow lavatories), not a no-overflow style drain.

It's sold in White under manufacturer part number 475247.02. That is the only finish offered, so the order is straightforward if you're matching white fixtures across a building.

It's vitreous chinaware with a high-gloss surface, which is the usual choice for multi-family and light commercial lavatory work. The glazed finish cleans with standard non-abrasive cleaners and doesn't stain the way a coated composite can, which is why property managers standardize on drop-in china for turnovers.