American Standard Town Square S 8-Inch Widespread 2-Handle Bathroom Faucet 1.2 gpm/4.5 L/min With Lever Handles - AMS-7455801

Yes. The Town Square S 7455801 is an 8-inch widespread, 2-handle faucet, so it mounts in a three-hole deck with the outer holes on 8-inch centers and the spout in the middle hole. It will not work in a 4-inch centerset deck or a single-hole sink.

A brass pop-up drain is included in the box, so you don't need to buy a separate drain assembly for a sink with an overflow. Supply hoses for the handles and spout are also pre-installed at the factory and use quick connections.

It flows 1.2 gpm (4.5 L/min), and it is WaterSense certified and CEC compliant. That 1.2 gpm rate is what California and other low-flow jurisdictions look for on a lavatory faucet, so it clears specs written to the CEC limit.

Five finishes: Chrome (7455801.002), Polished Nickel (7455801.013), Matte Black (7455801.243), Brushed Nickel (7455801.295), and Brushed Cool Sunrise (7455801.GN0). The suffix on the part number is the finish code, which is how you match other Town Square S trim across a unit or a whole property.

American Standard classifies the Town Square S 7455801 as a residential lavatory faucet in its luxury tier. It uses ceramic disc valve cartridges, which is the wear surface that holds up to repeat cycling, and property managers commonly spec it for apartment and hospitality guest baths. For heavy public restroom traffic, a metering or sensor commercial lav faucet is the better call.

Easier than most widespreads. The handle and spout hose connections arrive pre-installed from the factory and the hoses use quick connects, so you are not assembling the under-deck tee on site. You still bring your own supply risers from the stops to the faucet inlets.

Lever handles. Levers are the style most often specified where an ADA-style non-grasping handle is wanted; the cross-handle versions of the Town Square S line carry a different part number.