Kitchen sink plumbing question

[Ucsdryder]

I am going from a double sink to a single sink. Looking at the picture below I’m hoping I can just cap the top hole and connect my garbage disposal to the side hole, which is where it was connected originally. Does this work versus repiping it all?

 

[Bob b]

I would just get a standard 90 fitting to come out of the disposal instead of capping the tee. Don’t think they make threaded caps for those tees

 

[displacedtexan]

I would just get a standard 90 fitting to come out of the disposal instead of capping the tee. Don’t think they make threaded caps for those tees

Exactly what I was gonna say.

But just replacing above the trap will be easy, and no mess.

 

[Ucsdryder]

Exactly what I was gonna say.

But just replacing above the trap will be easy, and no mess.

Yeah you guys are smarter than me. Next problem, the disposal hits the horizontal pipe so that plan is a fail regardless.

It hasn’t gotten the best of me yet, but we’re getting there!

 

[displacedtexan]

Yeah you guys are smarter than me. Next problem, the disposal hits the horizontal pipe so that plan is a fail regardless.

It hasn’t gotten the best of me yet, but we’re getting there!

Drain geometry can be maddening!

 

[Ucsdryder]

Drain geometry can be maddening!

You ain’t lying!

 

[IDVortex]

Looking at, you should be able to cut the drain out, and leave about a inch or so from the main stack and install the disposal and reinstall a p-trap and work back.

 

[IDVortex]

Or convince your wife that her old sink is just fine and no need to be like every othere basic white girl with their farm sinks. (No, I haven't convinced my wife of this so good luck)

 

[Ucsdryder]

Looking at, you should be able to cut the drain out, and leave about a inch or so from the main stack and install the disposal and reinstall a p-trap and work back.

The disposal drain hole is higher than the stack drain, not by much though. Is that enough elevation?

It’s going to be real close if I can get a P trap installed between the stack and the disposal.

 

[IDVortex]

The disposal drain hole is higher than the stack drain, not by much though. Is that enough elevation?

It’s going to be real close if I can get a P trap installed between the stack and the disposal.
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The height won't matter once the p trap iss installed. (A masterplumber might say differently, but never had a issue and multiple times have installed disposals this way) but dang, you don't have alot of room.

 

[TaperPin]

Personally I’d plumb the dishwasher into the drain and not run it through the garbage disposal. We have multiple people who can’t understand the concept of running the disposal regularly and having dishwater backed up was a weekly occurrence. 10 years of not having to wonder if the dishwasher actually ran and drained has definitely been worth it.

 

[backcountry_hunter]

^^^^^listen to this

 

[woods89]

Or convince your wife that her old sink is just fine and no need to be like every othere basic white girl with their farm sinks. (No, I haven't convinced my wife of this so good luck)

Next he will be putting up floating shelves.........

 

[GSPHUNTER]

The disposal drain hole is higher than the stack drain, not by much though. Is that enough elevation?

It’s going to be real close if I can get a P trap installed between the stack and the disposal.

Man that's close. It may require a repipe from just above bottom tee. But that could cause a height problem. Sometimes wives cause real problems, actually most of the time.

 

[doc holiday13]

please tell me your venting cap there is temporary.

 

[GSPHUNTER]

please tell me your venting cap there is temporary.

I think not.

 

[Ucsdryder]

please tell me your venting cap there is temporary.

the house was built in 2014, pretty sure the vent was there since the beginning. Please define temporary.

 

[RS_Non-Res]

If the vent cap is going to stay, then maybe don't bother with the p-trap.
Changed my mind, keep the p-trap.

 

[doc holiday13]

the house was built in 2014, pretty sure the vent was there since the beginning. Please define temporary.

so you mean to tell me that you don't get the stanky poop smell up under there?

 

[Hnthrdr]

I think those studor vents are designed to keep the stank to a minimum… I just installed 3 on. Rental property, but it was built in 1913, so very limited venting for the plumbing