I have a bathroom with 2 vanities. One sink drains into the other. Each share the same trap.
Is this correct?
Just does not look correct to me.
No. Plus you have an S trap.
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That’s a homeowner special.
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Separate fixtures are required to have their own trap!
My guess is it’s the master bathroom and they converted a single sink vanity into a dual sink vanity. Just not the correct way.
Thanks everybody! As most of you guessed, some of this house was a homeowner special.
That same bathroom had unleveled floors, a less than 90 degree closet wall. They even left the old hot and cold valves from the late 60’s.
Thanks, again!
Go figure. I see twin sinks in baths all the time (not with that drain arrangement). If you’ve been married more than a week you’re not going to visit the bath at the same time as your wife! No need for twin sinks!
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Both have guessed it’s the master bathroom (the one of a bedroom).
But it’s not. It’s the bathroom off of a common hallway. My guess two of your children can use it at the same time so you will not be late for church.
- or maybe to help get your guest get to know each other a little better.
The master only had 1 sink a shower stall.
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What about double kitchen sinks?
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Robert guess I’m lucky, I just go in there to hang out and make everything is where I left it.
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“My guess two of your children can use it at the same time so you will not be late for church.
- or maybe to help get your guest get to know each other a little better”
…or maybe to master „ synchronized teeth brushing “
excellent question.
One sink double bowl, very diffrent.