Under sink plumbing

I am seeing more of the air vents under sinks that make a remodel easier by not running a vent up through the roof. I try to explain to the client that this helps to vent, but has moving parts with a spring and a seal th…

Ninety-nine percent of drain lines under sinks are bound to leak sooner or later.

These under the sink pipes are a game changer

Most bathroom vanities have plumbing that runs through the wall, however, installing plumbing through the floor has its own advantages. Check them out!

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While plumbing is an important component of every home and apartment, its visibility can sometimes be unsightly. Exposed pipes and awkward drain tanks can take away from the appeal of your living space– especially the ones beneath the bathroom sink. But how can you hide these pipes? We’ve looked into a few ways to do […]

Throw away the traditional P-trap to minimize leaks and maximize storage space under a kitchen sink.

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Also known as fixture shut offs or stop valves, under-sink valves allow you to turn off the water to the sink without shutting it off to the whole house. The number and type of fixture shutoffs you choose will depend on how many fixtures there are and where they're located. The following guide will take you through different types of shut off valves that can help you identify what you have under your sink. | Kitchen Infinity