10 inch deep sink and drain outlet

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Zheisey

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I put new cabinets, granite and sink in. Discovered the drain outlet is just a lil lower then sink. I can leave out garbage disposal if need be.. I need ways to fix this without doing to much damage to my new cabinets..
 

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Don't bother putting the disposer back in unless you plan on opening up the wall and lowering the drain. If the drain comes in on the horizontal, that won't be possible.
 

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So without the garbage disposal I won't have to open wall?
While IMG_0006.JPG seemed to show there might be some hope, I think IMG_0005.JPG makes it clear that you will have to open the wall anyway.
 

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We are seeing this more and more. A new kitchen is installed with the popular deep sinks replacing fairly shallow sinks. Nobody bothers to check the plumbing until the cabinets are in place, the countertops installed and the undermount in place. The time to do the plumbing change was when the old cabinets were pulled out and before the new ones were installed.
If the plumbing is vertical, you may have a chance of lowering it in the wall.
 

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Yeah i know a lil late..So the solution will be to cut a hole in lazy susan. The vent is 2 ft off window which puts in in lazy susan. Cut a piece of the pipe out put a t connector in then a rt angle through the cabinets to the sink. Plugging old drain and not using it. What do u think?
 

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Zheisey,
I can't even imagine this very nice new kitchen without a GD.
Open the wall under the sink (if you cut the drywall carefully you may be able to re-use it).
Take a few pictures and let us see what you have.
 

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Had to cut t out of cast iron pipe. But it's done n looks good. Finally a sink.
 

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Looks good. And if you want a disposer, you now have room for it.
You also have room to add a wye on the arm for a cleanout later. It could come in handy.
 
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