I recently redid my entire bathroom (new to all of this), The sink we chose has a draw back we discovered late into the remodel…it has a non-removable drawer that sits almost level with the drain leading into the wall.
I had to come up with a somewhat creative design to allow a p-trap to be implemented. I am a beginner and not sure if this design works. I can run the faucet for minutes at a time and it does not leak. The p-trap appears to hold a large amount of water in it because of the large loop, but perhaps this isn't an issue at all.
Sorry if this seems basic but does this setup seem suitable?
Remember, hand tight is not enough. Use adjustable pliers to tighten (but not over tighten) all slip-joint fittings.
Best Answer
No. That is an absolute mess waiting to happen.
Go to the hardware store, buy a longer tailpipe so you can lower the trap. Aim the pipe off of the trap for the drain you have that is lower than it should be.
You can buy a proper trap that has nut fittings so you can remove it to clean hair, and jewelry out. You may have to cut a small hole in the vanity floor / drawer top to make clearance for the trap. Do not try fudging it with that S trap mess.