Hello experts!
Is there anything wrong with this P-trap configuration? I just installed a new faucet and tailpiece on our bathroom sink. I used the identical P-trap configuration that the previous owner had, except I purchased a replacement P-trap and 90 degree elbow because the old ones looked really old and rusty. I am now wondering if this is the correct configuration, because I don't see 90 degree bends after any other P-traps in our house. The drain stub out appears to be a 1.25" chromed brass tube with NO threads (maybe the previous owner just cut it with a hacksaw???). So, the 90 degree fitting has two slip joints as you can see. It seems to be perfectly water tight and works great but I just wanted to make sure this configuration is "correct." If not, I am certainly willing to fix it to make it correct.
Thanks,
Bill
Is there anything wrong with this P-trap configuration? I just installed a new faucet and tailpiece on our bathroom sink. I used the identical P-trap configuration that the previous owner had, except I purchased a replacement P-trap and 90 degree elbow because the old ones looked really old and rusty. I am now wondering if this is the correct configuration, because I don't see 90 degree bends after any other P-traps in our house. The drain stub out appears to be a 1.25" chromed brass tube with NO threads (maybe the previous owner just cut it with a hacksaw???). So, the 90 degree fitting has two slip joints as you can see. It seems to be perfectly water tight and works great but I just wanted to make sure this configuration is "correct." If not, I am certainly willing to fix it to make it correct.
Thanks,
Bill