applications ser nos 822 383 822 392 823 264 823 392 and which are operated by air the air lines leading to the push buttons are indicated by reference character 58 and those leading to the foot buttons are indicated by reference character 59 a water line 60 passes from each valve to each nozzle which permits the sprayhead 20 to have sufficient space for including a large soap reservoir the air lines 58 and the water lines 60 pass through the interior of stainless steel support column 61 which may also surround a vent pipe 43 bowl 11 has a drain covered by beehive strainer 62 which withholds debris from the drain system which includes trap 63 which connects to drain pipe 64 in some installations the water lines may be supplied from above the unit through one or more water supply lines located in vent cover 44 it can be seen that the washfountains of the present invention require a minimum of field installation labor they are far less expensive to install than individual lavatories because only one washfountain is installed versus up to eight lavatories there is a minimum of loose pieces and no mechanisms to assemble and one man can make the installation of a stainless steel bowl with no possibility of breakage compared to two required for a heavier terrazzo bowl another advantage of the sprayhead and washfountain is that it is readily made to be vandal resistant the water valves and soap supply are all secured behind covers which are securable with vandal resistant fasteners another substantial advantage referred to above is the ability to use a relatively concentrated spray of water which is indicated by reference character 65 in fig1 since bowl 11 is preferably a.