Must I drop the stub out.

[Gips]

Will I be OK with this after remodeling with a deeper ink? Stub out is high but...?

 

[PlumbNuts]

What is the tubular continuous waste tee connected to now? (as shown in picture)

 

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[frodo]

yes. cut the wall open and lower the tee

add a clean out while you are in the wall

you want the center line of the drain tee at 17'' from the floor

 

[Gips]

What is the tubular continuous waste tee connected to now? (as shown in picture)

Was a single standard sink, now double, haven’t put in the drain yet. Won’t have a disposal.

 

[PlumbNuts]

Was a single standard sink, now double, haven’t put in the drain yet. Won’t have a disposal.

Was curious, I only see one sink adapter and a continuous waste; those don't usually go together.
If it is going to be a double bowl sink then based on your picture you are going to have to open the wall and lower the tee.
An added cleanout as Frodo suggested would be a good idea since you have the wall open anyway.

 

[Gips]

yes. cut the wall open and lower the tee

add a clean out while you are in the wall

you want the center line of the drain tee at 17'' from the floor

Stub out is centered at 19 1/2, the horizontal tube is at 18 5/8 and the bottom of the sink drain is 21, all off floor. It’s going to be real tough to get into the wall now that the new cabinets are in place so I’m hoping to squeak by with what I have now. If I do have to lower it, how high off floor would you recommend? The floor of the cabinet is 4 5/8 off the floor

 

[PlumbNuts]

Stub out is centered at 19 1/2, the horizontal tube is at 18 5/8 and the bottom of the sink drain is 21, all off floor. It’s going to be real tough to get into the wall now that the new cabinets are in place so I’m hoping to squeak by with what I have now

As long as you are prepared to have constant blockages go for it.

 

[Gips]

As long as you are prepared to have constant blockages go for it.

Thanks PlumbNuts, I’m gonna move it. How low given the cabinet floor is at 4 5/8”

 

[hj]

You are also assuming the drain goes downward it the wall. It is also possible that it goes sideways.

 

[PlumbNuts]

Thanks PlumbNuts, I’m gonna move it. How low given the cabinet floor is at 4 5/8”

Since you said it is a deep bowl sink then you shoud install it at 15" AFF which according to your measurements would be approximately 10" above inside bottom of cabinet.

 

[Gips]

Since you said it is a deep bowl sink then you shoud install it at 15" AFF which according to your measurements would be approximately 10" above inside bottom of cabinet.

Thanks, will do.

 

[PlumbNuts]

You are also assuming the drain goes downward it the wall. It is also possible that it goes sideways.

Whether the drain is immediately behind the stubout or the drain turns horizontal does not change the fact that it is too high and needs to be lowered.

 

[hj]

But it WILL change how much cabinet and wall he has to remove.

 

[Tuttles Revenge]

How tall are your cabinets and how deep is your sink?

If your cabinets are 34.5" from the finished floor and your sink is 9-5/8" deep AND you use shallow basket strainers AND you use a direct connect continuous waste.... You can leave your rough in at 19.5" above the floor.

 

[frodo]

Back and forth on the exact height is a waste of time

cut the back of the cabinet out. and install a tee below the tee already installed and call the old one your new Cleanout.
but a CO adapter and cap.

you will need to buy 2 PROFLEX shielded 2'' pl x pl bands to install the new tee
1'' below the hub of the existing tee. CUT THE PIPE > THEN glue into your new tee
2 pieces of 2'' pvc. 2 1/2'' long. FROM THE CUT. measure down what ever the tee with short make up pipes is
make a mark. then make another mark 1/4'' below that. THIS IS YOUR CUT MARK

install both bands and tee. tighten bands
go buy a sheet of 1/4'' plywood. cut it the size of the back of the cabinet, drill holes for your pipes. paint
install the plywood. hook up sink.. if drain is low. buy an extension
drink a beer

 

[Reach4]

go buy a sheet of 1/4'' plywood. cut it the size of the back of the cabinet,

I used thin laminate flooring. Easier to add in pieces that interlock.