American Standard 206000000 Wall Mount Bathroom Faucet

Product Description

The AMERICAN STANDARD 206000000 is a wall-mounted, two-handle bathroom faucet finished in matte black. It mounts directly to the wall rather than the deck, freeing up vanity top space and simplifying cleaning around the sink basin. The lever-handle design delivers a flow rate of 1.2 gallons per minute, meeting WaterSense certification standards for water efficiency without sacrificing usable pressure. This faucet is ADA compliant and meets ASME A112.18.1 and CSA B125.1 standards, making it appropriate for both residential and light commercial bathroom applications. A licensed plumber or qualified installer handles the rough-in and final trim connection.

This faucet is suited for wall-mount installations in residential bathrooms and commercial restrooms where deck space is limited or a clean, contemporary aesthetic is required. The 8.5-inch spout reach positions water delivery over the basin without overhang issues common in vessel or undermount sink pairings. The black finish coordinates with matching drain and accessory lines. It is not designed for deck-mount or centerset configurations. No escutcheon or drain assembly is included with this faucet.

Key Features

• Wall-mounted installation frees vanity deck surface and simplifies surface cleaning
• 1.2 GPM flow rate meets WaterSense certification for water efficiency
• Two lever handles for independent hot and cold control
• ADA compliant lever handle operation
• ASME A112.18.1 and CSA B125.1 certified
• NSF approved construction
• Matte black finish for corrosion and tarnish resistance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall-mount bathroom faucet replacement or new installation fitting for standard wall-mount rough-in configurations in residential and light commercial bathrooms.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes and IPC standards. Shut off the water supply at the stop valves or main before beginning any connection work. Wall blocking or backing must be installed in the wall cavity prior to drywall finish to support the faucet body at the correct rough-in depth. Do not overtighten supply connections, as this can crack fittings or damage the valve body.