American Standard D35155470.427 Wall-mount Lavatory Faucet

Product Description

The AMERICAN STANDARD D35155470.427 is a two-handle wall-mount lavatory faucet designed for residential bathroom installations. Built around a cast brass spout and side valve bodies, it uses a ceramic disc cartridge for drip-free, long-service performance. Flow is rated at 1.2 gallons per minute (GPM), meeting WaterSense and CALGreen low-flow requirements. The cross-style metal handles mount to the sides of the spout body, consistent with traditional wall-mount plumbing trim. Licensed plumbers typically specify and install this fixture in new construction or remodel projects where wall rough-in is planned for a spread faucet configuration with two faucet holes.

This faucet is part of the Oak Hill Collection, a bathroom suite designed around a farmhouse-period aesthetic. It is suited for residential lavatory applications where wall-mount installation is required. The spout projection is 6-15/16 inches, which determines clearance requirements from the wall face to the basin. The 8-inch center-to-center valve spacing must be confirmed against the wall rough-in before ordering. No drain assembly is included, so a compatible drain must be specified separately.

Key Features

• Ceramic disc cartridge provides drip-free valve performance over extended service life
• Cast brass spout and side valve construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• 1.2 GPM flow rate — WaterSense certified and CALGreen compliant
• Cross-style metal handles with side-mount valve position
• Wall-mount installation with 8-inch valve centers and 2 faucet holes
• Spout projection of 6-15/16 inches for basin clearance planning

Compatibility

Designed as a wall-mount lavatory faucet replacement or new-installation trim for residential bathroom sinks requiring a two-hole, side-valve, 8-inch center wall-mount configuration. Drain assembly is not included and must be sourced separately.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with local plumbing codes and IPC guidelines. Shut off the water supply and relieve line pressure before beginning any rough-in or trim work. Confirm wall rough-in depth, valve center spacing, and spout projection clearance against the basin before mounting. Do not overtighten supply connections to the brass valve bodies; use thread sealant tape on all threaded fittings per manufacturer practice.