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What are the implications of using the clean out with a non-santee? More likely to clog?

Doesn't seem like there is a santee but just a regular tee. Can I still use the cleanout as the drain?

So swapping the g/d is an option. What about draining to the clean out like I posted?

Guys check this out. This is a mock-up of using the lower clean out for the p trap. Also I routed it to the other side to conserve more space. It fits nicely with the insta hot tank on the right side anyway. Is it a problem that the clean out doesn’t have a sanitary tee? It’s just a sharp drop.

I need a glued fit for the low profile trap? Or you’re saying I need a low profile trap to use the original drain?

I have a clean out. Can I just use that and convert the top drain to a clean out?

I will check and let you know! I believe the B is slightly higher than A. C and D are the shortest connection it can be. So there’s no way to raise the p trap at this point since the nut is pressed up against the pipe at the 90

Hi everyone, Remodeling my home and I had new countertops installed as well as a deep center drain under mount sink. The existing drain in the wall is in the center of the cabinet as well as is the sink drain. I did a p trap mock up (didn’t cement anything down yet) and wanted to check...