Vanity - single sink -> double sink

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cinderbike

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Hey everyone,

Redoing my bathroom and wondering how I would go about doing this. I have the vanity out and the wall opened up, like so:

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Can someone point me to a diagram or whatever I need to do to follow IRC (which is what I've been told is what I should be doing here).

Thanks!
 

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Thanks. Any code procedures on the copper or just split as I normally would? I was going to sweat in some tees and run it where it needs to go.
 

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Also, how do I check for leaks in these drain pipes? Funnels and lots of water? Want to make sure its water-tight before sealing the wall.
 

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They make temporary fittings that fit on the end of the trap arm that allow a hose to run water through.
Two lavs on 1/2" is not a problem. Go ahead and tee in the wall and stub out for future stops.
 

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What would those fittings be called? My googling attempts came up empty.
 

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Okay, does this look alright?

Ignore the burn marks. :(
 

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