Moving sink orientation, pipe redirection, I know nothing

[rmr]

This is 1 of 3 projects I have lined up (converting toilet drain to shower, installing commercial sink are the others), and is probably the simplest, so I'm starting here.

Sink currently

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new sink basic concept





So I'll be shifting the setup left, which means I'm going to have to rework those pipes.

I'm thinking I might have to cut into the wall in order to cut the pipe so that I have enough room to flue the new pipe onto what is in the wall?
It's not like I have to move the piping too much, essentially the difference could be swinging the new trap left instead of too the right, with maybe the difference of a few inches depending on where I set the new sink.

And then I guess the new pressurized water is another question, if I can use flex pipe from the current hot/cold position, or if I will have to cut and glue new fixed pipe.

For anyone interested,

I'm thinking about getting a wood counter purpose hardwax oiled for bathroom counters. I can't really afford anything nice like marble, I cut it myself to size, and its nicer than vinyl particle.
Something like this,
https://www.homedepot.ca/product/in...-top-with-backsplash-organic-white/1001597239

And then I was thinking of insetting or top setting a sink with a bit of a vanity to it, to help minimize direct water contact to the wood, and make sink cleaning easier... less sink muck getting onto the wood.
https://www.homedepot.ca/product/ma...-d-white-vanity-top-with-wave-bowl/1000829309

touchless faucet like this
https://www.homedepot.ca/product/ra...faucet-in-brushed-nickel/1001861889?rrec=true

Thanks for any tips/help. First DIY plumbing project.

rmr

 

[rmr]

just bumping my first post approval

 

[CT-18]

If there is room you can cut the what looks like a 45° that is going to the right, then glue on a new one going to the left where you need it. It looks like the faucet you selected is a kitchen sink faucet, is this going to be a kitchen sink set up

 

[MicEd69]

As CT-18 said, there appears to be plenty of room to get a new trap installed without having to cut into the wall. And you will also likely be able to get longer faucet hose so that no water supply piping will be required. But you need to provide some dimensions to know for sure.