Really? It seemed to be against code in most places near me, along with S traps. I don't live in the UK.
RampantParanoia2365
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Well, we'll see, it sounds like normal trap won't be a problem. They are supposedly pretty not uncommon in the UK, for space reasons, and people seem to like them. It's daily, but light use, and unoccupied in the summer. So unless it fails from pure friction and wear, I don't see how it could really be an issue, but yeah, things do have a tendency to be made like cheap lowest bidder garbage, so....
Yeah, it's really clever, and elegant, and takes up no space. Maybe I'll do an update post later to report on performance.
Well, the house is unoccupied during the very hot Arizona summers, and these never lose their seal when clean. And also, it's the master bathroom in a detached guest house, so it's mainly just used in the morning and night, with basically nothing more than soap and toothpaste. No little kids pouring paint and whatnot down the drains.
Also, the house has no basement and very little storage, so the more space, the better.
Thanks for the advice! It won't be necessary anyway, with the traps going in, but I will save this and suggest it if it gets changed to normal p trap later.
Nah, it's just a design choice, it's for my parents and they didnt want a big solid rectangle. Anyways the counter tops are in now, so that's not changing. Personally, I would have kept the tops all level, but it does look nice and architectural all finished.
And we do all know better, and he confirmed placement with us, so it's our fault, really, just a very stupid oversight.
Oh I see. Yes, the sink is set about 20 inches above the wall hookup.
It seems like it shouldn't be difficult to get city clearance, it's more about if we don't like them.
There's about 3 inches between the outlet and the bottom of these 24"x24" square cabinets.
More like 4" on the left side, but the right one is a bit lower.
The wall hookups is too close to the cabinet bottom, and there's not enough room for the U. I'd prefer not to cut a hole in it if possible.
to Come Fly With Me.
I made a thing, with lyrical collaboration with ChatGPT.
Obviously, sung to the tune of Baby Beluga by Frank Sinatra.
I'm getting these bald spots on the back of my separate scalp mesh. The hair is not combed behind the scalp, it's just not there at all. Weight painting is totally red for both density and length, and I've tried disabling modifiers like frizz and noise, and every other one. Does my model just have bad genes?
UPDATE: The shader was the culprit! The missing hair was simply transparent, but I've switched the short hair to a simple node, and it's all a lot smoother. The complex setup is still on the longer hair.
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Wrong thread, I think.