Re: Using an S-Trap with my pedestal sink

Posted by hj on January 21, 2004 at 08:17:32:
In response to Re: Using an S-Trap with my pedestal sink
Among that limited selection there should have been at least one that had a pedestal that was open all the way to the bottom so your pipe placement could be accomodated. : I am replacing a vanity with a pedestal sink for my small bathroom (sink selection was severely limited). The problem is that the drain in the wall is too low for the sink model. I have a 1907 house with beautiful tile that I do not want to remove. : The only solution is installing a plastic S-Trap that allows me to connect my drain and keep my sink close enough to the wall (the S will look more like waterslide when I am done with it). Unfortunately, the pedestal doesn't exactly hide my imaginative plumbing job. : Any ideas??? Your advise is appreciated.

Posted by hj on January 21, 2004 at 08:17:32:

In response to Re: Using an S-Trap with my pedestal sink

Among that limited selection there should have been at least one that had a pedestal that was open all the way to the bottom so your pipe placement could be accomodated.

: I am replacing a vanity with a pedestal sink for my small bathroom (sink selection was severely limited). The problem is that the drain in the wall is too low for the sink model. I have a 1907 house with beautiful tile that I do not want to remove.

: The only solution is installing a plastic S-Trap that allows me to connect my drain and keep my sink close enough to the wall (the S will look more like waterslide when I am done with it). Unfortunately, the pedestal doesn't exactly hide my imaginative plumbing job.

: Any ideas??? Your advise is appreciated.

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