Jamesplumbing06
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You got it going your way. Plumb straight to that trap and assume it’s vented. Good luck.
Basement Bathroom vent question
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They may have stopped that lav short because of footers below the floor for that wall. Like Frodo said you may want to break it up and see if you can move it tighter so its in the wall framing.
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little trick I have done, is chip out the floor just enough for a 90 to be concealed by the 3 1/2'' toe space
saves a lot of work.
every cabinet sets on top of a 3 1/2'' box, called toe spasce
the floor of the cabinet is 3 1/2'' above the actual floor. if you can squeek in side that spot.
your good to go.
saves a lot of work.
every cabinet sets on top of a 3 1/2'' box, called toe spasce
the floor of the cabinet is 3 1/2'' above the actual floor. if you can squeek in side that spot.
your good to go.
Brilliant. Thats why you get the big bucks Frodo.
