Suitable angled connection for washbasin siphon - Please advise

Hello,

I have a problem with the siphon of my washbasin. The pipe that is supposed to be inserted into the wall is too high. Unfortunately, the siphon cannot be set any lower because it would block the drawer and it cannot go any deeper. Can you tell me which angled pieces I need to compensate for the height difference? If you need any further information, please let me know.

Maybe a "space-saving siphon" or "washbasin furniture siphon" will help you.

Google search for "Flexible brass outlet pipe for cup siphon"

Regards Sigi

Maybe a "space-saving siphon" or "washbasin furniture siphon" might help you.

Probably not, since these siphons are very maintenance-unfriendly and can only be opened with great effort if, for example, something has fallen inside. Besides, I already have a siphon.

Google for "flexible outlet pipe made of brass for cup siphon"

Something flexible is of course obvious. Actually, I wanted to avoid these flexi parts because the grooves clog faster with nasty dirt and require more frequent cleaning. At 10 euros, that's also too expensive for me.

I was thinking more of something like this:

How can I determine which angled pieces I need?

10 euros is also too expensive for me

How long have you been dealing with your problem? Converted to hourly wage, certainly more expensive than €10.00 ;-) Rhineland greetings on the go Construction expert

Hello

with 2 45° or 0.67° HT bends it should fit.
The one in the 2nd photo is really very maintenance-friendly.



Olli