Picked up a second hand double sink from a demolition yard and have fitted it in a wooden frame with a rack underneath for drying buckets and tub’s etc. One of the sinks had a waste disposal unit I think previously and the drain outlets underneath are not at the same level. How’s the most practical way to resolve this so that the inter connector pipe will sit level?
Hello @Princeypr
Please note that plumbing work needs to be completed by a licensed professional for safety and compliance.
This is both an excellent find and a fantastic project. Thanks for sharing the photos. The space under sink can get quite tight once the plumbing is in place. In general, any changes that involve moving or reconfiguring pipework would be considered regulated plumbing work and would need to be carried out by a licensed plumber. Unfortunately, we can’t advise on changing or reconfiguring under sink plumbing, as any plumbing alterations need to be assessed and carried out by a licensed plumber
A plumber would be able to check your current setup and advise on the most suitable way to connect the drain safely and in line with requirements. It’s worth having a quick conversation with a plumber so you know the options available for your installation.
If you need further assistance, please let us know.
Eric
Yeah right. Remote location, not gonna see a plumber out here. Thanks for your help.
Sorry we couldn't assist on this occasion @Princeypr.
As Eric said, plumbing work needs to be completed by a licensed professional for safety and compliance.
We would be more than happy to assist with your next project.
All the best,
Jason
