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Help - Replacing vanity, waste trap is too short

Hey everyone! After getting some advice from my previous post, I decided to replace my bathroom vanity myself.

I could use some help though. The waste trap on both vanities is too short. What’s the best way to fix this? I don’t mind replacing the whole trap if that’s easier than trying to extend the existing one.

If anyone could point me in the right direction, I’d really appreciate it. Even better if you could send me links from Woodie’s or B&Q for the parts I need.
I also need to extend the tap supply hoses for one of the vanities. Any advice on what I should buy for that would be great too!

u/AwardPuzzleheaded628 — 5 days ago
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Cost- Replacing bathroom sink

I’m looking to replace the standard bathroom sink that came with my new-build home with a basin and vanity unit.The job would involve removing the existing wall-mounted sink, which appears to be a fairly straightforward job, and installing the new vanity and basin.

I’ve been quoted €500 for the labour. Does that seem expensive, or is it a reasonable price? What would you expect to pay for a job like this?

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