Things You'll Need:
- Double-sink drain assembly kit
- Plumber's putty
- Adjustable wrench
- 6-inch PVC extension piece
- Hacksaw (optional)
- P-trap
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Step 1
Place plumber's putty on the bottom of the sink drain for each sink.
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Step 2
Insert a sink drain into the hole of each sink.
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Step 3
Secure the lock nut on the bottom of each sink with an adjustable wrench.
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Step 4
Let the plumber's putty dry overnight.
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Step 5
Attach the sink drain assembly, which comes in two pieces, to each strainer. The strainer is the metal drain pipe that sticks out from the bottom of the sink.
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Step 6
Insert a T connection to connect the double-bowl sink drain assembly. The T connects the two pieces of PVC from each strainer.
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Step 7
Attach the T connection to the p-trap. If you disconnected the p-trap, reconnect it to the PVC pipe from the wall before connecting it to the T connection.
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Step 8
Tighten all of the pieces loosely to ensure everything fits correctly. Make adjustments to the PCV piping if necessary.
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Step 9
Tighten all of the connections by hand as tightly as you can.
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Step 10
Turn on the water to test the drainage for both sinks and to check for leaks.
