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Posted by Colbyt on March 18, 2006, 11:05 pm
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> i remodeled my bathroom. (well, had someone else do most of it.)
> but, I am installing my vanity. i took out the old one, and have put in
the
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> new one. however, after I attached the sink to the countertop, I noticed
> that the drain is about an inch or two to the right of the p trap opening,
> when that is swiveled over. what do i do to get the pipes connected? i
> already tried a flex tailpiece (8 inch extension.) so many plumbing
parts,
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> so little explanation.....
> thanks.
The good news is that there is almost always a way to do it. The bad news
is you just have to buy a big bag of parts and line it up.
For a short measurement like 2", I am guessing that you will have to cut the
stub out back towards the wall a bit and find a point at where the tailpiece
of the sink will align with the trap and the stub out.
Since the tailpiece can't be moved, attach the swivel trap to the basin
tailpiece and then swivel it around till you find a point that looks like it
would work. The figure out how to make the connection. It is all trial and
error.
Worst case you might have to go all the way back to the wall.
Clear as mud. Right!
Colbyt
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> but, I am installing my vanity. i took out the old one, and have put in