Help - advice on installing shut off valves for basin

[Westy1]

Looking for advice please, our plumber has left us in it and I think I may know why.

So they where supposed to be fitting a cloakroom sink putting the pipe work in the wall then fitting these black shut off valves and black trap but can’t see how this is possible the way the work has been carried out, he said the compression valves are just temporary but they are sticking out if the wall and the pipe work for the trap doesn’t fit ? Really grateful if someone can help and explain if there is any logic in the work that has been done as I now need to try and get it finished

Thanks

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Nope need to open the wall up and change fittings or stick some chrome compression angled valves in

 

[Westy1]

Nope need to open the wall up and change fittings or stick some chrome compression angled valves in

Thanks Shaun - appreciate your advice
Thought that was the case

 

[Rtplumb]

Turn off the water, remove those two tails and fit two angled valves. Job done.

 

[Lou]

Super quick responses! Hope you get it sorted - post photos of the completed jobbie so we can see

 

[Westy1]

Turn off the water, remove those two tails and fit two angled valves. Job done.

Thanks, apologies if I am being thick, that would solve the issue but would mean that the black shut off valves are redundant- right ?

Your advice is greatly appreciated