American Standard Reliant Oval Under Counter Bathroom Sink - AMS-496200

The Reliant oval sink is an undercounter (undermount) basin. It installs beneath the vanity top so the counter material forms the visible deck edge, which leaves the top clear for faucet placement and wiping down. If you need a bowl that sits on top of the deck with its own rim, this is not that sink.

Mounting kit and cutout template both ship with the sink, so the fabricator or installer has the pattern for the countertop cutout and the hardware to secure the bowl. What is not included is the faucet, the drain assembly, or the sealant, so plan those separately for each vanity.

Yes, it has a front overflow. That matters two ways: it keeps a left-running faucet from flooding the vanity in a rental or dorm bathroom, and it means you should pair it with an overflow-style pop-up drain rather than a grid drain intended for overflow-less basins.

An oval bowl is the shape to reach for when depth front to back is tight, which is why the Reliant oval is aimed at smaller vanities and powder rooms. The oval footprint pulls the widest part of the bowl to the centerline and keeps the corners clear, so you get more countertop margin behind and in front of the cutout than a rectangular bowl of similar capacity gives you.

Faucet drilling is not in the sink. On an undermount basin like the Reliant oval, the faucet holes are drilled in the countertop, not the china, so you can run a single-hole, 4 inch centerset or 8 inch widespread faucet as long as the fabricator drills the deck to match. Give the stone or solid surface shop the faucet spec at the same time you give them the sink template.

Order American Standard part 496200.02, the white Reliant oval undercounter lavatory. The .02 suffix is American Standard's white color code, which is the configuration this sink is built in.

White is the finish offered, ordered as part number 496200.02. It is vitreous chinaware with a high-gloss glaze, so it cleans with a damp cloth and standard non-abrasive bathroom cleaner, which is the practical reason it gets specified across multi-family and hospitality bathrooms where housekeeping turns rooms fast.