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Ok - totally understood. My brain was trying to make sense of "how it was" and come up with as lazy of a solution as possible (hence plan 3 where they share the double fixture). Thanks cacher_chick for all of the help - false wall it is. It was plan 1 - so you know I was on the right track...

If it helps, I'm under IPC 2012 and the Illinois State Plumbing Code (no Pex... grrrr). I've attached another thought/plan to run by y'all - just in case since it would be the simplest. I've seen this site recommend the double fixture tee in similar circumstances but since the vent is not up...

Thank you. If you could please humor me, did the code change? I ask as the previous single sink just dumped into that drain - no separate vent rise above the sink overflow. Cheers!

Good deal - glad to hear I've got a semi decent understanding. Here's the top down scheme of the vanity. Looks like 6" behind the drawer. I'll have to query the better half on these two plans. Neither plan was incorporating going into the exterior wall (I'm not a masochist! Ha!) so hopefully...

Thanks for the quick reply. Just to be clear, I wasn't going to terminate the other vent. The plan (I tried to illustrate in "View 2 Plan 1) was that I'd cut it low and run it around the niche. To clarify your comment, are you suggesting that building that false wall (plan 1 in photos) is the...

My second one of these threads. :) We're redoing the master bath and are replacing a rotted out single vanity with a double sink. My issue is the piping (waste and supply) all comes from the side and not behind. Here's the scheme vanity we ordered...

Excellent. I sent you a PM too SewerRatz.

Thank you SewerRatz. The sink on the right will stay on the right where the current plumbing is for feed/return. The left sink will go approx where you've drawn it. The only thing I'd point out is the 1 1/2" PVC Wye is just proud of the the 2x4 which I imagined would make for trouble T'ing off...

I'm also converting a single to double vanity in Illinois (I can hear the groans :)). My situation is bit different, we had a right hand sink and after opening the wall all of the plumbing is coming off the right side so I can't use Terry's famous diagram. I'm not too worried about the water...