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Posted by willshak on September 19, 2007, 9:11 pm
on 9/19/2007 8:57 PM Mikepier said the following:
> I am getting ready to redo my kitchen. I live in a split level and I
> wanted to hook up a temp kitchen in my den, which is one level down
> and shares the same plumbing wall as my kitchen.
>
> It is also the same wall that my washer is hooked up to in my
> basement. If you look at these 2 pics, it will show better.
>
> http://picasaweb.google.com/mikerock92
>
> I plan on moving the existing washer drain to the upper diagonal pipe
> with a trap (which has a plug on it right now in the picture). On the
> other side of this wall is my den.
> 2 questions:
>
> 1)When hooking up my sink drain, can I go trap to trap, or should I
> remove the trap from my sink and just run directly to the
> basement trap?
>
Two traps are not a problem.
> 2) how can I utilize my washer supply lines to supply water to the
> sink? I was thinking of buying a hose T of some sort, so I could split
> the hot and cold for the washer and sink. I would get long braided
> supply line, like the washer.
> Again, this is only a temp kitchen (2 months tops).
Most washer faucets are the garden hose type. You can get a sillcock Y
faucet fitting to feed two hoses. I have one to feed the garden hose and
the pool house at the same time.
--
Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
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