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That’s what I was thinking but Frodo was explaining that is a illegal s trap .

That’s what I was afraid of. Thanks for your reply . Guess I have two choices really . Alter vanity or raise whole pipe assembly for no s trap

The pipe is hitting back of the vanity cabinet . I cannot drill a hole in the cabinet due to setup of cabinet . . Wish it was that easy. I need move pipe up if possibe . Wondering if having p trap higher than drain line would be out of “code” or cause a s trap situation?

could use some help here everyone! We have a new vanity and the drain pipe 1.5 inch pvc coming out of the wall hits the vanity . Was wondering if possible to cut off end turn 90 up and 90 degrees back out would work? The p trap being higher than the drain in the wall concerns me going this...