ᐅ Suitable Elbow Connection for Bathroom Sink Trap – Request for Advice

Hello,

I have an issue with the trap of my washbasin. The pipe that needs to be connected into the wall is positioned too high. Unfortunately, the trap cannot be installed any lower because it would then block the drawer, and it cannot be lowered further anyway. Could you advise me on which angled fittings I need to compensate for the height difference? If you need any additional information, please let me know.

Maybe a space-saving trap or a washbasin cabinet trap will help you.

Just search for "flexible brass tailpipe for cup siphon" on Google.

Best regards,
Sigi

Bieber0815 schrieb:
Maybe a space-saving trap or a vanity unit trap could help.

Probably not, since these traps are very difficult to maintain and can only be opened with great effort, for example, if something falls inside. Besides, I already have a trap.

Neige schrieb:
Try searching for "flexible brass outlet pipe for cup trap."

Using something flexible is certainly an obvious idea. Actually, I wanted to avoid those flexible parts because the grooves tend to get clogged with nasty dirt more quickly and require more frequent cleaning. Also, at 10 euros, I find them too expensive.

I was thinking more along the lines of this:

How can I determine which angled fittings I need?

Anneken schrieb:
10 euros is too expensive for me, too

How long have you been dealing with your problem? Calculated by hourly wage, it’s certainly more expensive than €10.00 ;-)


Regards, Bauexperte
Bauexperte

Hello

With two 45° or 0.67° sanitary tee bends, that should work.
The one in the second photo is very maintenance-friendly indeed.

Olli