I have a odd situation where the sink drain hole has to be a bit forward in the cabinet because of the foundation sill below. This, combined with a AAV, is causing the reach of the trap to be really far back in the cabinet. If I "twist" the P trap so it almost overlaps, it aligns with the hole.
Is twisting the P trap ever "too much" and will cause drainage issues? Should I instead just do a offset (65/65 elbows) with the drain coming up to put it further back in the corner and alleviate the P trap twist (but add two elbows - six of one, half a dozen of the other)?
What would Terry do?
Here are photos of the mockup:
![photo 1.jpg photo 1.jpg](https://terrylove.com/forums/data/attachments/19/19663-a741a7944d383c80a58b8ca618d26751.jpg)
![photo 2.jpg photo 2.jpg](https://terrylove.com/forums/data/attachments/19/19664-b928a8836b7ea105d92132aa71932e8a.jpg)
Is twisting the P trap ever "too much" and will cause drainage issues? Should I instead just do a offset (65/65 elbows) with the drain coming up to put it further back in the corner and alleviate the P trap twist (but add two elbows - six of one, half a dozen of the other)?
What would Terry do?
Here are photos of the mockup:
![photo 1.jpg photo 1.jpg](https://terrylove.com/forums/data/attachments/19/19663-a741a7944d383c80a58b8ca618d26751.jpg)
![photo 2.jpg photo 2.jpg](https://terrylove.com/forums/data/attachments/19/19664-b928a8836b7ea105d92132aa71932e8a.jpg)
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