Cover for sink cabinet FA167

Hello,

the siphon is a standard Ikea and is the Atlant. And if you want to install a pull-out for waste separation, it is completely wrongly installed. The trap must be turned backward towards the wall and pushed back as far as possible. You can also see in your picture that it should actually work. Then the bins will fit comfortably underneath and the drawer as well. However, you can only put flat things in there that are no higher than the drawer itself since it sits directly under the drain. Ash on my head, I do have an Ikea kitchen but no sink, maybe someone here can upload a photo of how it should look properly. Then your professional will probably have to come again and build it properly. Basically quite simple, just like he has it now at the front, move it to the opposite side backwards to the left wall, it is actually quite practical that your connections are on the right and not in the middle. Was that somewhat understandable...?

Best regards

Na.

PS: Somehow it almost looks like he shortened the pipe, then you'll probably need a new siphon. 10 euros.

It might be advantageous to insert a 90° elbow pipe into the drainpipe in the wall. Maybe you'd rather try it yourself than let a professional handle it, who is only interested in his pipes but not your drawers. With the siphon, you can easily turn the inlet and outlet in any direction.

Hello,

we also had a few problems with it, among other things because the water connections are mounted so stupidly on the wall that we completely omitted the back panel of the cabinet and placed the crossbar (metal) in holes different from those specified in the instructions.

Instead of 3 large trash bins, we now have 1 large and 2 small ones. Doesn't matter, behind the 2 small ones dishwasher accessories (powder, salt, rinse aid) still fit.

What I mean is - apart from the sink and the siphon, the connections also play a role...