American Standard Townsend 8-Inch Widespread 2-Handle Bathroom Faucet 1.2 gpm/4.5 L/min With Lever Handles - AMS-7353841

Yes, the Townsend two-handle widespread faucet is built for a standard three-hole sink or countertop drilled on 8-inch centers, with the spout in the middle and each lever handle in an outer hole. It will not work on a single-hole sink or on a 4-inch centerset drilling without an adapter deck plate.

A metal push pop-up drain is included, along with flexible stainless steel supply hoses. For a typical lav install you only need supply stops and the drain tailpiece connection to the trap; the faucet side of the job is covered in the box.

It runs 1.2 gpm (4.5 L/min) through a pressure-compensating aerator, so output stays consistent as building pressure varies. That is below the common 1.5 gpm lavatory ceiling and at the level many water-conservation programs ask for on bathroom faucets.

Five finishes: Chrome (7353841.002), Polished Nickel (7353841.013), Matte Black (7353841.243), Brushed Nickel (7353841.295), and Brushed Cool Sunrise (7353841.GN0). If you are standardizing a floor of units, order by that suffix so every bathroom matches.

The spout and handles are metal rather than plastic, and the valves are ceramic disc, which is the cartridge type that holds up to repeated cycling without dripping. The finish is stated to resist scratches and corrosion and wipes clean, which matters for housekeeping. American Standard classifies it in its commercial product group while positioning it as a residential-style faucet, so it suits guest rooms and apartment lavs rather than a high-abuse public restroom, where a metering or sensor faucet is the better call.

Yes. The supply connections use flexible stainless steel cable hoses rather than rigid copper risers, so the spout and each valve body can be pulled into position and tightened where there is little clearance behind the bowl. That is the main reason this style installs faster than older widespread faucets with fixed tubes.

Widespread is the right pick when the sink or counter is already drilled on 8-inch centers, or when you are drilling new stone and want the handles spread out for a cleaner look and easier reach. Centerset faucets mount on 4-inch centers and usually sit on a single escutcheon plate. The two are not interchangeable without re-drilling or a deck plate, so match the faucet to the holes you have before anything else.

Product weight is 7.826 lb. The packaged dimensions run 19.134 x 13.268 x 3.386 inches, which is useful if you are palletizing a multi-unit order or checking a delivery against a receiving dock manifest.

The lever handles on this Townsend faucet are operated with a push of the wrist or forearm rather than a pinch-and-twist grip, which is why lever trim is the usual specification on accessible lavatories and in senior housing. Cross handles in the same family give the traditional look but need a grasping motion.