Slight dilemma with new kitchen units

[nicholas221078]

Hi All.
I've installed a new kitchen and I'm just on with putting a end/back pannel across a row of units where the back is exposed.
Issue is ,over all the cupboard/draws and backpannel depth meets the 600 mm worktop (not on yet).
When I push the back pannel end pannel up against the rear , the waste pipe for sink (solvent ) is stopping the pannel going on by quite a lot.
The pipe is a few mm off the back of the unit, what's my work around here, any suggestions welcome.
It seems worse at the bottom please see pics

 

[Stuckinarut]

Could you alter the waste and bring it up through the base of the unit?

 

[Alec_t]

Make the back panel easily removable in the future, for plumbing maintenance. Fix battens to the side panels to support the back panel (trimmed to size if necessary) clear of the pipes.

 

[nicholas221078]

Make the back panel easily removable in the future, for plumbing maintenance. Fix battens to the side panels to support the back panel (trimmed to size if necessary) clear of the pipes.

Only issue is this would bring the back pannel out and would be past the 600mm couner top .
I am making it easily removable too.
Thanks

 

[nicholas221078]

Could you alter the waste and bring it up through the base of the unit?

I could do but we were trying to maximize the space under the sink .
I'll have a think

 

[Stuckinarut]

It’s hard to tell, but the existing elbow could be 87.5 degrees or similar and you might be better with a 90 degree knuckle bend.

 

[nicholas221078]

Hi its a 90 from toolstation

Solvent Weld Bend 90°

Use this solvent weld bend to redirect the flow of water from your pipe at 90° degrees. The diameter and fitting dimensions conform to British Standards Institute (BSI) requirements so you know that it'll fit regular UK pipes. Just slot the bend over your pipe and the solvent will weld it...

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