Anyone see any problems with this install

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Sink for a slab construction. Look further. Who does work like this?

 

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Is that supposed to be an island sink? I sure hope it didn't pass.

 

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It's sawzall time

 

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Get the ax I think it's still growing.

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Who does plumbing like this? A DIYer with a lot of fittings who is trying to construct an island sink drain using as much space as possible.

 

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Yes, an island sink and I am told it failed.

 

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I'll bet money that was done by someone with a license that needs to take a refresher course.

 

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I realy like the unprotected PEX lines....maybe not required there but I would cover them just because if it was my job...