Recent content by Carlos Moreno

I see...it fits inside the 3" pipe instead of over it. From what I have read, I don't want to reduce the diameter any further...unless it becomes absolutely necessary. (Here's a post I found about this: https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?threads/inside-fit-closet-flange-3.23573/) But I see...

What should I fill the gap with? Morter, the quikrete patch cement, or something else? Do you think I should fill the gap first, before I cut off the cap? Or cut the cap off first, so I can get one layer of foam in there? The finished tile floor will end up higher than the bottom of the...

I'm a homeowner doing a full bathroom addition, on a concrete subfloor, in Shoreline, WA. All I have left is tiling, trim, the door, and fixtures. Floor has been leveled with self-leveling compound (SLC)...it is flat and level. My 3" ABS toilet riser pipe currently has a glued-on cap, and I'm...

Ah ha, good eyes! Yep, the 2" vent pipe comes up the wall, and then over to the left, and then up into the joist bay, and then across. I did consider running it all the way up and then diagonally across the tops of the joists, or even straight across and then over along the near wall. But then...

That's good to hear, plumber01. Which option do you like best?

I'm adding a bathroom in the corner of my shop. There was a small bath before, which had a 2" vent pipe exiting through the roof, so I want to reuse that roof opening instead of cutting a new one. Unfortunately, when I build the framing, a ceiling joist ended up exactly underneath the vertical...