I have a 1/14" copper drain line that is sticking out of the wall by ~2". I want to connect a nice shiny silver tailpipe instead that will show outside the wall into a P trap and connect to a drain throat underneath an open "Washstand" sink.
http://www.americanstandard-us.com/P...sp?prodID=1554 I'd like to end up with a nice straight line into the wall.
On the supply lines, I bought valves that have silver pipe extension that will fit over the copper nubs sticking out of the wall that I can sweat. I thought I could find something like that for the drain line. Not to be.
I found that the 17GA 1 1/4" P-trap silver tailpipe is way too small and too easily slides into the 1 1/4" copper... no good! I found that a 1 1/2" silver Ptrap will slide nicely over 1 1/4" copper, but then I am at the wrong size...
Could someone please look at the picture and let me know what I am missing. Thank you!