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Thanks for the votes on how to plumb the vents and drains. Is the reason for preferring the stacked santees versus double fixture strictly due to less trouble with clean out? If I did add a clean out, does it go below the stacked santees/ double fixture? The water lines throughout the house...

Thanks for your suggestion Michael. I’m all for making life easier. Below is a picture of the vanity we purchased. I’m trying to picture how your suggestion would work when there are drawers in the middle, blocking the vanity drain pipes you linked (end outlet pipes). The only thing I can...

Here is a sketch of the other options, as described above. Note: if my vanity specs allow, I will not mess with shifting the current vanity drain left or right if I don't have to.

Thanks for checking in again Jeff! My issue was trying to attach too large of photo file sizes. Also, I had a few distractions recently...in the past 72 hours, I became a dad! Life is good...and this project will be calling me back to it in due time. Here is the drawing that never uploaded...

Thanks Jeff. I need to dissect your recommendation. You suggest the right sink would have its own P trap and then flow at gradient to connect below the left sink saunter with its own santee? And in order to get that new santee low enough I might have to open up the existing opening in the bottom...

Thank you to all who moderate and contribute. I'm seeking a solution to the following DIY project. It is the second floor master bath and I am converting the single vanity to a double vanity. See photo to see the current plumbing/venting. Issue: I am trying to figure out out how the right-side...