[jacselee]

I'm mainly concerned about the two 90 degree and angles that I have. (Arrow pointing to concern) had to lower drain with two 90 degree abs parts to allow for installation

 

[ScipioAfricanus]

I guess it is fine as long as the inspector doesn't mind the garbage disposal acting as the P-trap.

Andy.

 

[KennMacMoragh]

You need 1/4" to the foot slope for any drain. Cut out the wall and lower it.

 

[tedanderson]

Even if it's legal, I doubt that the water is going to flow uphill.

 

[jb4211]

Possibly going with shallower sinks and eliminate the dispose would help.

But everyone is right, water don't flow up hill. And, if you go with this set up, it will work. But, every pipe below the termination point will be filled with drain water, including the disposer. This would smell and then attract tiny flies.

It's a no go.

 

[Inner10]

Just look at your sketch and tell us...just take a minuet and drink in the logic a little.

 

[JohnJak]

The entire system looks like the P-Trap.

 

[jaydee]

Your profile states your a GC.

But, once again you ask a stupid question.

I'm a GC and if that drawing is a true rendering of the pipes elevations
than no it won't work.

Hire a REAL plumber to fix it, Does it have a vent ????

 

[dielectricunion]

It's plastic pipe- can be very easily modified to suit your install. I've seen a lot of people rigging things to meet an existing stub out when all you need to do is open up the drywall behind a cabinet that can be repaired with a simple 1 or 2 coats of mud. I guess it's easy to say just do it, but if you're working on limited budget and only hooking up a sink it will double time spent.

 

[KillerToiletSpider]

It goes against the laws of physics, but I have no idea who enforces those laws.

 

[huggytree]

its not legal for multiple reasons

trap depth is 2-4" ....your making your whole system a trap

also the vent needs to be on the same horizontal plane....your running your pipes uphill to that plane....

you could try a 4" deep trap....most plastic p traps ad be reversed to give you the 4" depth....if it still isnt enough then you need to cut the wall open and lower it

 

[SectorSecurity]

Your profile states your a GC.

But, once again you ask a stupid question.

I'm a GC and if that drawing is a true rendering of the pipes elevations
than no it won't work.

Hire a REAL plumber to fix it, Does it have a vent ????

Of course it has a vent, what are the two holes in the sink where the plug goes for? :laughing:

 

[jaydee]

Of course it has a vent, what are the two holes in the sink where the plug goes for? :laughing:

Oh, yea, Well I guess the drain is fine then.:thumbsup:

 

[asevereid]

I don't know chit about plumbing....but I know that won't work.
Sorry....back to the drawing board.