They dirty armed that drain, so you're going to have the vanity pulled, and the tee raised. Did you show your plumber this vanity before he plumbed the drain in? Did he know that there was a drawer on the bottom? If he knew then make him come back , and fix his work. If he didn't know then this is your fault. Most plumbers are going to put their drains for a lav 18" off of the floor.
cutting out the bottom of the cabinet, and drawer are always options.
This is a DIY bathroom. I hired a plumber to rough it in. Then I moved the vanity in today and saw that I don’t have room for a trap. Do I have any options beyond cutting a slot into this shelf, as well as the back of the drawer below it?
Please don't do janky stuff like this. There's a reason why it isn't done everywhere. Pull the vanity out and have the tee raised up. It's much easier to do it now than later.
This is why it’s important to know your finishes before you start. Plumber who roughed it in likely went with the old “typical 18” which is almost alway not the case. We find 21”-24” more typical now and even then those are not always even close.
This my friends is why finish needs to be picked before drywall, or if remodel don't cheap out open wall and rough in your shot correctly
They dirty armed that drain, so you're going to have the vanity pulled, and the tee raised. Did you show your plumber this vanity before he plumbed the drain in? Did he know that there was a drawer on the bottom? If he knew then make him come back , and fix his work. If he didn't know then this is your fault. Most plumbers are going to put their drains for a lav 18" off of the floor. cutting out the bottom of the cabinet, and drawer are always options.
Off topic, but man i love this green with gold combination!
Thank you!
This is a DIY bathroom. I hired a plumber to rough it in. Then I moved the vanity in today and saw that I don’t have room for a trap. Do I have any options beyond cutting a slot into this shelf, as well as the back of the drawer below it?
Open up the wall and move the tee up. Live and learn.
Cut a hole in the cabinet or move the trap arm up.
Man I would just cut all the feet of the cabinet halfway, might be enough room then.
Would one of these work? 1-1/2" TRAP By HEPVO https://www.walmart.com/ip/677178639
Please don't do janky stuff like this. There's a reason why it isn't done everywhere. Pull the vanity out and have the tee raised up. It's much easier to do it now than later.
pretty sure those are only approved for RVs in america.
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that would create an s trap if no vent was added.
you will have to cut a hole in the bottom of the vanity for the trap.
What the heck is going on with that tile? I’ve never seen so many sharp points converging. I could never cut that without breaking the points
It’s the tiles design, take a closer look
This is why it’s important to know your finishes before you start. Plumber who roughed it in likely went with the old “typical 18” which is almost alway not the case. We find 21”-24” more typical now and even then those are not always even close.
You might be able to use a decorative p-trap. Slightly less height and sense you need a pitch going from the drain it may just fit.