American Standard - Portsmouth® 8-Inch Widespread Pedestal Sink Top and Leg Combination

Portsmouth® 8-Inch Widespread Pedestal Sink Top and Leg Combination

American Standard 0555801020
Portsmouth Collection

Features

Vitreous china
Turn-of-the century detailing on lavatory and pedestal
Rear overflow
Faucet holes on 8" (203 mm) centers

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Type: Bathroom Sinks

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Turn on the turn-of-the-century charm

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Turn on the turn-of-the-century charm. This pedestal sink from our Portsmouth Collection features exquisite details that make it ideal for a traditional bathroom. Plus, its ergonomic Right Height design helps prevent back strain. Made from high-gloss, stain-resistant vitreous china. Available with 4" or 8" center faucet holes.
Vitreous china Turn-of-the century detailing on lavatory and pedestal Rear overflow Supplied with mounting kit Faucet ledge with large deck area (faucet not included) Design-matched to Townsend® Champion® toilets Right Height® for greater comfort during use

Features

Vitreous china
Turn-of-the century detailing on lavatory and pedestal
Rear overflow
Faucet holes on 8" (203 mm) centers
Supplied with mounting kit
Faucet ledge with large deck area (faucet not included)
Design-matched to Townsend Champion toilets
Right Height for greater comfort during use
Nominal Dimensions:
24-3/8 in x 19-1/2 in x 35-7/16 in (619 mm x 495 mm x 900 mm)
Bowl Size:
19-1/4 in (wide) 11-3/8 in (front to back) 5-3/4 in (deep)

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Toilet Replacement Part Service Guide

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