So my new sink is installed and plumbed and seems to be okay. The new sink's tailpiece is quite close to the wall and consequently there is very little -- actually not really enough -- room for the trap. For now I have the trap running outward and looped back so it can be used, but it looks weird.
I have two possibilities to get the installation fixed up -- I can move the trap adapter over to the side, or I can use a bottle trap.
I'm not sure how guys who deal with them feel about bottle traps. The ones I can find seem to be pretty pricey. I want to spend not more that $50 on a reasonably decent one -- not a designer one, just something durable.
Any opinions whether bottle traps ought to be avoided for any reason?
Any suggestions of a cheap serviceable model to look at?
Thanks!
I have two possibilities to get the installation fixed up -- I can move the trap adapter over to the side, or I can use a bottle trap.
I'm not sure how guys who deal with them feel about bottle traps. The ones I can find seem to be pretty pricey. I want to spend not more that $50 on a reasonably decent one -- not a designer one, just something durable.
Any opinions whether bottle traps ought to be avoided for any reason?
Any suggestions of a cheap serviceable model to look at?
Thanks!