Laundry/washing machine question

If you were redoing it (as you are), seems that the most common setup now is to have taps for washing machine underneath the trough and the waste is also handled under the trough in an arrangement similar to how a dishwasher is done, i.e. a sort of angled 3 way connector on the S trap for the trough.

at least, thats how ours was done - no tape on the wall (above the trough or above/behind washing machine), no 'hole' to put the waste/drain into in the trough.

then again, the trough we got is an undermount one anyway without that 'waste' outlet.

Thanks for the info Pres, I thought that would be the case but helps to know for sure. Cheers

Hi kelly

If you can take a pic of the room and one with the sink door open or off i think you will get a better reply my laundry i did now has the pipe all in the cabnet the sink and washer are connected to the same waste pipe there is a connector on the bottom of the sink that the washer waste connects two .
If the waste pipe is right over where the washer will now go you may have a small problem .

p.s we got a front loader when we did the laundry and although it is good one load takes about 2 hours and you get a lot less in them something to concider .
Rob