Garage Sink - What to do first?

[nonPluberTX]

My garage is already plumbed for a sink, but has never had one. I've attached images of the hookups from the wall.

I'm looking at utility sinks that have the hoses and drain pipe hookups, but I am not sure if there is anything I need to do with the hookups from the wall first.

I know this is a really novice question, but I better safe than sorry before I buy the sink and attempt to hook it up. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

 

[frodo]

first. what is the drain pipe measurement from floor to center of pipe?
typical free standing utility sink, drain needs to be 9 or 10'' floor to center
a sink in a cabinet, is 17'' **unless it is deep bowl**



after you figure out what sink you are using
cut that cap off and glue a trap adapter on the pipe

 

[nonPluberTX]

Thanks for the info. It looks to be 12.5" from the floor to the center of the pipe in the wall.

What about the caps on the feed lines? Do I need to worry about if the pipes are threaded underneath for the hoses to the faucet?

Thanks

 

[frodo]

you need a copper cutter, cut the copper and install a
1/2'' compression x 3/8'' compression chrome angle stop valve

 

[nonPluberTX]

Thanks for all the help! I think I'll give this a shot over the next month or so.