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Suppose elbowing at the back and keeping the trap high up will be better for storage

May just do as first suggested. Come down abit lower and double elbow up to the bottle trap. Shouldn't negatively effect the flow too much?

If went down the telescopic route either a bottle trap or P trap would do?

Thanks. I'm over thinking

Could also put a slimline pedestal trap on it

Thank the one is it's come with it tight to the back of the unit. Don't think I'd have space for two elbows up to the trap with that one

One of these

Could fit a normal waterless trap then just elbow up in the trap

Would you sort of bring in around this height then double elbow?

Thanks yes I think the best way maybe to bring the waste pipe in low and then use two elbows maybe a street elbow then an elbow. It's all in solvent.

Can see extensions but there rigid. 25mm or 40mm could do with one that's adjustable

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It's come with this trap and I don't no the the exact finish floor. As floor is to go down this tile. Do they do an adjustable trap connector so I could come out abit low and use this.

I have a solvent waste pipe to run for a basin. Due to space restraints upsizing to 40mm solvent is difficult. The pipe terminates in to a hopper. The total length would be around 4meters.. Anyone had to do similar before. Or likely to cause issues?

What kind of trap would you put on it? Is 300mm a height that will the elbow on to a trap. Obviously I don't want to be too height or have to use a load of fittings after it exits the wall

What's best to first fix the waste pipe for a vanity basin like this? Is it to run it the wall and elbow out?

Water sealing

Which it the best of these two products

Are the hep2o isolation valves ok installed on C/H. I no the cheap brass ones leak from the o-rings after time. Thanks

That's the base the stack runs under the building to the drain at the back