And that would work on your kitchen sink. The picture is from a double lav setup, but it shows the proper fixture cross, minus the cleanout that would be expected on a kitchen.
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Nah! That's from the development near my home. I took some pictures there.
That picture above works, though looking at the floor below, I would have done something a bit different.
It works as an example though of things that can be done.
Terry
That last photo...is obviously a double lav sink, and since the drain is way over to the left, the trap arm from the right hand sink probably would have been too long to pass code.
If you are using a pull-out faucet, that hose WILL find a way to snag on the disposer, the bottle of bleach, etc. THAT is Murphy's law!
To see the discrete difference between a double san tee and a double fixture fitting, look at this catalog:
http://www.charlottepipe.com/Documents/DimensionalCatalogs/Plastic_Pipe_Fittings_DC-DWV%28609%29.pdf
search for items 428, and 500 ( pages 36 and 40)
I would like input from a carpenter about your theory on drilling those 2x6. ????
The lavatory on the left and right looks like it's within the developed lenght to me,if the studs are 16" on center.
To give a wall stenght you can screw and glue 1/2" plywood onto that wall instead of drywall behind the cabinets. Works very well.