This may be an easy one, I don't know anything about plumbing.
I replaced a counter top that had top mounted sinks with a newer "solid surface" composite counter top with the sinks mounted from beneath. The new counter top is a little thinner than the old one and the under mount sinks make the plumbing even lower. I cut off the old pipes and purchased a 1.5" to 1.25 " adapter. I was hoping the new p-trap would magically line up but no such luck. Now the hole for the stopper is in line with the drain pipe and the p trap is maybe 2-3 inches lower. In the picture it looks like I could simply cut off some of the grey pipe on the strainer drain, but it wouldn't give enough room to line up. Any ideas?
Thanks for any helpful input you can offer.
By the way, this is a double sink counter top and the pictures show both sinks.
I replaced a counter top that had top mounted sinks with a newer "solid surface" composite counter top with the sinks mounted from beneath. The new counter top is a little thinner than the old one and the under mount sinks make the plumbing even lower. I cut off the old pipes and purchased a 1.5" to 1.25 " adapter. I was hoping the new p-trap would magically line up but no such luck. Now the hole for the stopper is in line with the drain pipe and the p trap is maybe 2-3 inches lower. In the picture it looks like I could simply cut off some of the grey pipe on the strainer drain, but it wouldn't give enough room to line up. Any ideas?
Thanks for any helpful input you can offer.
By the way, this is a double sink counter top and the pictures show both sinks.