Just did my countertops and had new double sink installed. The new sink drains are not centered as before, but offset. The installers took out the old one before I could take a picture of setup. The old setup had the garbage disposal installed on the left side. With the plumbing that is in place now what will I need to get the two sinks up and running? I bought a new garbage disposal as well to install on the left side like before. Do I need major work done to get the plubming all sorted out or is this an easy fix with just extra pipes and some cutting and adjusting? If anyone can give me some feedback or diagram of how it should work for my situation that would be great. I'm attaching pictures of what I have right now. The new sink came with one drain assembly and one strainer. Please let me know what other parts I will need to complete the project.
Plumbing – Need help with new kitchen sink plumbing
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Best Answer
You'll want to mount your disposal so the outlet of the disposal can mate up with the pipe that's connected to the wall. It looks like it's currently positioned pretty close if you mount the disposal on the right. If you want it on the left then you'll probably need to shorten the pipe going into the wall and swing the trap around 180 degrees. The outlet of the disposal should point down and it will fit into the opening on the pipe that points up. The horizontal inlet that's on the pipe that's connected to the wall will conect to the pipe laying on the ground, the other end of that pipe will connect to the sink strainer.