JDkimes
Engineer
I'm putting in a bathroom vanity sink.
The rough drain is coming out of the side of the wall. The cabinet is 60" and the sink is offset a little, so the middle of the sink is about 36" from the wall where the 2" rough drain comes out.
My question is: Should I extend this 2"-pipe a foot or so before going to the trap arm or should I make the trap arm really long?
If I do extend it should I just glue union fitting or is there another way that's better?
The rough drain is coming out of the side of the wall. The cabinet is 60" and the sink is offset a little, so the middle of the sink is about 36" from the wall where the 2" rough drain comes out.
My question is: Should I extend this 2"-pipe a foot or so before going to the trap arm or should I make the trap arm really long?
If I do extend it should I just glue union fitting or is there another way that's better?