Nikita
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Hello,
I am replacing my 2-bowl kitchen sink with a new model whose left bowl (connected to disposal) will be ~ 3.5" deeper. Looking to replace plumbing as well (see current setup) and, concerned about space, came across a flexible drain kit. Looks convenient. Any reason not to use one and go with a more conventional, rigid pipe? Is a certain pipe material more preferable?
Also this kit is 1.5" inches whereas the waste drain and current p-trap are 2" and current. Any issue with using a 2" -> 1.5" reducer to connect this kit to the waste drain?
http://snappytrap.com/
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-nikita
I am replacing my 2-bowl kitchen sink with a new model whose left bowl (connected to disposal) will be ~ 3.5" deeper. Looking to replace plumbing as well (see current setup) and, concerned about space, came across a flexible drain kit. Looks convenient. Any reason not to use one and go with a more conventional, rigid pipe? Is a certain pipe material more preferable?
Also this kit is 1.5" inches whereas the waste drain and current p-trap are 2" and current. Any issue with using a 2" -> 1.5" reducer to connect this kit to the waste drain?
http://snappytrap.com/
Details
- live in San Jose, CA
- see photos here (also see captions)
- waste drain and p-trap are 2" in diameter
- disposal elbow and secondary sink's current tail piece are 1.5"
- new sink diagram (left bowl ~ 3.5" deeper than current)
-nikita
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