jzolnoski
New Member
Hello, new to the forum. I've started my primary bathroom remodel and I have a question and looking for advice regarding vanity drain system. We are going to be putting two sinks where there was one. I have included a photo of the existing layout and an overlay of what I think I need to install. The existing drain from the vanity is 2" PVC. It's currently in the outside wall, along with the supply lines. We're located in SE Michigan, and in 26 yrs we have only had the supply freeze about 3-4 times. Actual temps were in the negative, and it only lasted a day. (enough history). My plan was to move everything to the floor space and come up thru the bottom of the vanities. I believe the wye can be used on it's side as well as the long 90°. These allow me to slope the right and left runs properly. Plan it a 2"x2"x1½" wye, a 2"long 90° with a 1½ reducer. Then I can run the left and right legs with 1½. After that, 45° or 90° to turn vertical. Additional note, there is no vent (as seen in the photo). The old drain had a Studor valve, and I am planning to install one for each sink's drain. Thank you for any and all advice or suggestions.