I'm obviously new to the plumbing world but here goes:
I installed a new vanity and countertop. Originally I figured I could just attach the existing plumbing, turn on he water, and we're good. Under the sink, ONE of the copper supply lines reaches the LH tap, but the RH does not. This is copper piping- no flex here. There are no shutoff valves under sink.
How can I extend the one supply line to reach? I can't think of a way short of cutting off the line, installing flex, etc. This seems like a pain- I only need an inch of line!
TIA....can provide pictures too.
I installed a new vanity and countertop. Originally I figured I could just attach the existing plumbing, turn on he water, and we're good. Under the sink, ONE of the copper supply lines reaches the LH tap, but the RH does not. This is copper piping- no flex here. There are no shutoff valves under sink.
How can I extend the one supply line to reach? I can't think of a way short of cutting off the line, installing flex, etc. This seems like a pain- I only need an inch of line!
TIA....can provide pictures too.