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As many before me have run into our new vanities require more room for drawers than the old style. Please see the attached he'd and let me know if I have these made up correctly before I break out the glue. :)

I'm not a big fan of the AAVs either, but at this stage in the game I'm just ready to be done...

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The santee and AAV are fine.
I don't know exactly where the drawers are, normally I go with a long 90 when vertical to horizontal and also for horizontal. At least you can pull the AAV and snake from there if needed.
 
There is a lot to be said for putting a trap adapter at the santee, and then using slip joint trap. Much easier to adjust, and to clean out if needed.

Those medium bends are too sharp. I think you may be trying make space for the AAV. How about two 45s into the top of the santee to get the AAV where you need it? 45 degrees is vertical enough for vent pipe, but the AAV needs to be within 15 degrees of plumb.
 
The santee and AAV are fine.
I don't know exactly where the drawers are, normally I go with a long 90 when vertical to horizontal and also for horizontal. At least you can pull the AAV and snake from there if needed.
I could see if a long sweep 90 fits. The pop up drain I'm using actually has a detachable tailpiece so I think that will also give me some access if needed
 
There is a lot to be said for putting a trap adapter at the santee, and then using slip joint trap. Much easier to adjust, and to clean out if needed.

Those medium bends are too sharp. I think you may be trying make space for the AAV. How about two 45s into the top of the santee to get the AAV where you need it? 45 degrees is vertical enough for vent pipe, but the AAV needs to be within 15 degrees of plumb.
Hmmm.....I'll play with that.
 
There is a lot to be said for putting a trap adapter at the santee, and then using slip joint trap. Much easier to adjust, and to clean out if needed.

Those medium bends are too sharp. I think you may be trying make space for the AAV. How about two 45s into the top of the santee to get the AAV where you need it? 45 degrees is vertical enough for vent pipe, but the AAV needs to be within 15 degrees of plumb.
I really wanted the trap flat against the back wall. But I couldn't envision a way to do that and fit the AAV between it and the wall
 
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