American Standard Traditional Soap Dispenser - AMS-M950287

That is exactly what the American Standard M950287 Traditional soap dispenser is for. Standard kitchen sinks and counters are drilled at 1-3/8 inches for accessory holes, which is the hole a side sprayer, air gap, or soap dispenser occupies. Pull the old sprayer, drop the dispenser in from above, and tighten from underneath.

Two: chrome and stainless steel. Chrome orders as M950287-0020A and stainless steel as M950287-0750A. Those are the only two finish choices in the M950287 Traditional soap dispenser family, so if you are matching a brushed nickel or bronze faucet, this one will not tie in.

Yes, the American Standard M950287 Traditional soap dispenser is a kitchen soap dispenser, the type that mounts through a deck hole in the sink or countertop alongside the faucet. It is a standalone dispenser, not a faucet accessory that clamps to an existing spout.

Match the suffix on the faucet, not the name. American Standard uses -0020A for polished chrome and -0750A for stainless steel across the line, and those are the two codes the Traditional soap dispenser is built in. A chrome faucet takes M950287-0020A; a stainless faucet takes M950287-0750A. Chrome is a bright mirror finish and stainless is a softer brushed grey, so they will not read as a match if you mix them.

It works for that. The M950287 Traditional dispenser is a single model with only two finish codes to track, chrome and stainless steel, so a unit turn crew orders one part number instead of sorting through a range. Pick the finish that matches the faucet package already in the buildings and keep both the faucet and dispenser on the same suffix.