Tim Miller
New Member
Hello all,
I'm finishing up a full bathroom renovation. It has been a seven-day-per-week job!
I have a new bathroom vanity, and vessel sink. It sits much higher than the previous sink, and there is a bottom drawer in the vanity that hugs the sanitary tee.
I believe that the `P` trap should be located in plane, more or less, with the sanitary connection at the wall. Unfortunately for me, this would require eliminating or modifying my bottom vanity drawer, which I would obviously rather not do.
I would prefer to install the trap a little higher up, maybe even right at the sink drain, and make up piping as needed to the sanitary tee. Although this could result in creating a `S` trap, more or less. Or at the very least, a rather steep section of pipe between the trap and the sanitary tee.
Any ideas on how to accomplish this without having to mess with that bottom drawer?
I understand that S traps are no longer allowed by code in most cases, although in my brief amount of searching this morning, I have not seen too many horror stories about them. Just a theoretical tendency to jettison the water in the trap from time to time?
Thanks in advance,
-Tim