Construct Plumbing Wall Frame

What happens here

A wooden frame is constructed using 2x4 lumber. This frame will serve as a 'pony wall' or 'faux box' to encapsulate all the new plumbing connections, including the drain and water lines. The frame is assembled using a circular saw for cutting the lumber and a drill/driver for fastening the pieces together with screws. After assembly, the bottom plate of the frame is secured to the concrete slab using construction adhesive (liquid nails) to ensure stability, rather than drilling into the radiant floor. The intent is to have this frame built into the final kitchen island design.

Goal: Build a wooden wall frame to house and support the drain and water supply pipes for the new sink location, securing it to the floor using liquid nails.