Waste Drain pipe T behind cabinet

[hoot97az]

Hello, I'm remodeling my kitchen and when I removed a corner lazy Susan cabinet, there is a waste drain pipe sticky out of wall that was behind the cabinet.. Has anyone seen this before? I thought at first it was a cleanout somehow buried behind a cabinet, but looking in the pipe opening it does not look like it. Inside looks like a plastic blank or something. The issue is with the new cabinets I do not have a Lazy Susan in the corner and the cabinets will go right against the wall, but this drain pip is sticking out about 5-6". I'm thinking to just cut the pipe close to the drywall, just before the blank inside the pipe. Thoughts?

 

[Jeff H Young]

that's called a cookie its a cheap temporary test plug and a clean out never got installed .
my 98 percent guaranteed guess

 

[Sponsor]

 

[hoot97az]

Yep, test plug. I was able to unscrew it and saw the knock out wording on the blank pieces. Looks to be a whoops when house was built or they just forgot to put in the clean out cover/cap.

 

[WorthFlorida]

It is what happens when the cabinet installers showed up to install and just went ahead and covered it over. "My job is done". Get paid whether right or wrong.

 

[Reach4]

It may be that that is a properly vented sanitary tee or similar, and that left a provision for putting the sink over in that corner.

So I guess the thought would be that you should put in a flush threaded plug since you are not going to use that.