Poorly plumbed kitchen sink

[Michael Young]

So here it is. The homeowner doesn't have the money to pay to have the pipes cut out and installed properly.
No trap, no vent

So I found this weird thing at a UK website. looks like it will do the trick. Except in the UK, they use millimeters. I need a 1-1/2 version of this manufactured S-trap from the UK. Also, S-traps are not legal here. But there is a port where I could install an in-line studor vent. So does this count as an S-trap or not?

 

[Reach4]

So does this count as an S-trap or not?

I would think it would count as a "crown vent".

 

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[OLD TIMER]

Your avatar cracks me up.

 

[Stuff]

Won't be pretty but add a couple of 90s and install a baffle T in the middle and you should have room for a trap. Add an AAV and you're done.

 

[Michael Young]

Won't be pretty but add a couple of 90s and install a baffle T in the middle and you should have room for a trap. Add an AAV and you're done.

You're right. But it would look bloody awful. I wouldn't want anyone to know I had done the hideous work. If I can't be proud of my work, I prefer to walk away from it. Our craftsmanship is our brand.

 

[Plumber69]

Do you know theres no trap below

 

[Reach4]

Two 45s on the way up to the AAV.

Maybe shorten tailpieces for more clearance.

 

[Terry]

There is always a way to add an AAV with all of the room under the sink.
Many Island sinks in the Seattle area are now being plumbed with AAV's.

 

[Michael Young]

Two 45s on the way up to the AAV.

Maybe shorten tailpieces for more clearance.

I think if she's willing to spend the money to have her sink piped properly, the use of 45's exactly as you've drawn is going to make the most sense. thanks for your idea.

 

[hj]

If there is a trap under the floor the sink may not drain, or at least drain properly.