American Standard Townsend Center Hole Only Pedestal Sink Top - AMS-328001

Just the basin. The Townsend 328001 is the lavatory top only, so you need to order the matching Townsend pedestal leg separately to complete the fixture. The faucet is not included either.

The bowl runs 19 inches (485 mm) wide, 12-3/4 inches (324 mm) front to back, and 5 inches (128 mm) deep. There is a faucet/soap ledge with a generous shelf area behind the bowl, so plan your deck space for that in addition to the bowl itself.

Yes, it has a rear overflow. That matters when you pick the drain: use a lavatory pop-up or grid drain built for an overflow basin, not a no-overflow drain.

A mounting kit ships with the lavatory. You still supply the anchors appropriate to your wall construction, plus the blocking, the faucet, the drain, and the supplies and P-trap.

A pedestal like the Townsend hides the trap and supplies behind the column and reads as a finished fixture in a small or period bathroom, but it gives you no storage and no counter beyond the faucet ledge. If you need cabinet storage, go with a vanity top; if you need clear floor space under the bowl for wheelchair approach, a wall-hung lavatory is the better call since the pedestal column occupies that space.

The Townsend pedestal lavatory is built to American Standard's Right Height profile, which sets the rim higher than a traditional pedestal for easier use standing. Final rim height depends on the Townsend pedestal leg paired with it.

It is fine fireclay, which is denser and harder-glazed than standard vitreous china, so it takes daily cleaning and scrubbing well in rental and hospitality restrooms. Fireclay is heavy and unforgiving of impact during handling, so plan the set accordingly.

It is sold in white, ordered as American Standard part 328001.02. If you are standardizing a building, the rectangular Townsend styling coordinates with the rest of the Townsend fixture and fitting line.