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Is there any way to set this configuration up without drilling a new hole into the wall? The new sink is in a slight different position to the previous setup. Any suggestions? Thanks, Dave
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Thas a mess, the outlet looks higher going out wall than u will get away with for that depth of sink. My advice would be to trap the sink properly and bite the bullet and drill new hole out as would be neater job than what is in just now
 
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