TOTALLY AGAINST CODE ! Trap should be under center sink basin. A TWO INCH TRAP ! In other words three 1 1/2” tailpieces - piping entering a 1 1/2” x san tee under the center basin discharging into a 2” p trap then the 2” drain piping in the wall. You cannot run three commercial sink basins w/1 1/2”. But of course this is California = no codes. Fuck.
@@kD_5555_ We’re talking D.F.U.s here ! Drain fixture units. Or W.S.F.U.s. Meaning water supply fixture units. It’s in the code book - any code book. Having ONE faucet is irrelevant. No matter what it’s location. Code is code. I give up explaining to you.
Nice job, as always. Thanks for sharing.
Coffee shops can have a build up of coffee grounds / slime in the lines sometimes! Cool video 👍🏻👍🏻 Thanks for sharing!
Nice work bro. I’m surprised you got that snake on that 1.5 inch floor drain too. You da man. I love a good cup of joe. Is the coffee good there?
yeah they make a decent cup of joseph
thxs for sharing...metal p-traps use sq cut rubber washers
What machine is that
@@Poolknot duracable 3/8"
Lucky guy.....
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TOTALLY AGAINST CODE ! Trap should be under center sink basin. A TWO INCH TRAP !
In other words three 1 1/2” tailpieces - piping entering a 1 1/2” x san tee under the center
basin discharging into a 2” p trap then the 2” drain piping in the wall. You cannot run
three commercial sink basins w/1 1/2”. But of course this is California = no codes. Fuck.
There's only one faucet though, so it's not really three basins, it's one divided basin.
@@Ariel1S does not matter if there's one faucet. Still a 3 compartment ( key word) kitchen sink
@@kD_5555_ We’re talking D.F.U.s here ! Drain fixture units. Or W.S.F.U.s. Meaning
water supply fixture units. It’s in the code book - any code book. Having ONE faucet
is irrelevant. No matter what it’s location. Code is code. I give up explaining to you.
@@davidbrinkmeyer5850 open your eyes. Did I previously comment directly to you?
That place looks as if it stinks like mildewed towels and sour milk.
@@ronnym1977 actually has a coffee smell