froddan
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Hi! I'm new here and in the beginning of a bathroom remodel where part of the work is to replace a single sink with two sinks.
I found a nice picture of the plumbing and drain on this site, and my problem now is that the drain is Steel Pipe. Can I replace one portion of the steel pipe with PVC?
Currently there is a 3-way connection for the drain:
Up goes the vent pipe
Down goes the drain
Out in the room goes the connection to the sink and P-vent
Since I am changing this to a double sink, I would like to replace this 3 way spit to a 4-way split where one goes left, and the other goes right.
I'm not sure if this makes sense to you as I'm probably not explaining it very well, but the main question is, is it a good solution to only replace the 3-way part of the iron pipe with PVC. I don't want to replace the entire drain becaues that would be too much work and it seems to be in good condition.
Thank you!
Fredrik
I found a nice picture of the plumbing and drain on this site, and my problem now is that the drain is Steel Pipe. Can I replace one portion of the steel pipe with PVC?
Currently there is a 3-way connection for the drain:
Up goes the vent pipe
Down goes the drain
Out in the room goes the connection to the sink and P-vent
Since I am changing this to a double sink, I would like to replace this 3 way spit to a 4-way split where one goes left, and the other goes right.
I'm not sure if this makes sense to you as I'm probably not explaining it very well, but the main question is, is it a good solution to only replace the 3-way part of the iron pipe with PVC. I don't want to replace the entire drain becaues that would be too much work and it seems to be in good condition.
Thank you!
Fredrik