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Perfect, thanks so much for your help it is greatly appreciated!

Unless I am misreading Reach's post I think option 2 with a wye combo seems to "fit" the best and is code for both IPC and UPC (Im on IPC) its also puts the drain stub out t the lowest height (19") . Please let me know if I misunderstood though. Final would look like this: OR This...

Ok got it (I think)... it would look like this? :

Thanks Reach! The option you suggested (45 san-t feeding 45 ell to horizontal) Would it look like this? and if so would the 90° ell after the san-t be long or short (not vent) or either? Option4:

Hello all, I am roughing in a bar sink and Im not sure which of the following layouts would be legal/correct best/preferable ... or what should be done that I didnt think of. The issue (I think) is the horizontal drain line is too high to put in a sweep 90 (horizontal to vert.) with a san-T on...

Thanks HJ Do I need to seal the drain in any way or is the o-ring enough? That setup just doesn't seem very watertight. I'm still leaning toward using the schluter, for other reasons as well.

I was told and I doubt this is true but on a shower/tub combo valve does the shower side of the valve flow at a lower rate then the Tub side? Or is the restriction in the shower head only? thanks C

I think Im going to use a schluter shower tray and drian, they can be done no prob from above I guess. I dont see an easy way to do this and I already have a schluter shower tray that I didnt use upstairs. Oh well tile showers look nicer any way.

So if I read you right, I do the follwoing 1 Estimate correct stub hight. cut stub. 2. Install drain on base 3 Lay mud 4. Put glue on drain and stub 5. Put shower receptor down. Why question is , wont the mortar bed change the height you measure for the stub. and how can I glue up...

Here is my problem, I live in a condo with no access from below. I have already installed a 2" trap below the new sub floor. My question is how do I install the drain for the shower base? I can drill a hole in the sub floor and stub it out from above but then how do I cut the stub to...

What Hj Is saying is that its probably galvanized pipe. Galvanized pipe + water+ plus brass/copper = electrolysis, and the rusting you see. Are all your pipes galvanized? Or is it only that nipple running into the wall? You have 3 options, and really only one that is a good solution. 1...

Got ya thanks terry, hows this look

Here is the final piece of the puzzle, thanks to all that have helped me Im almost done :-) I will post pics when its complete How does this toilent drain vent layout look?

yes it is, and I know, this in fact is what is raining on this whole bathroom parade. thats one of the reasons this is such a difficult layout. I wish some one would have told the original "plumbers" that chopping up trusses is not a good idea. I have had to patch them (which is not ideal) in...

I done with the tub and shower now on to the toilet PICS to come Thanks for all that helped

Thanks Terry, I have solved the shower problem. Its all set now I have to just find a way to vent and drain the tub. I wish I could replace the 3" 90 el that woud solve a lot. But I have no access to the celing below.

I done with the tub and shower now on to the toilet PICS to come Thanks for all that helped

All the drains and vent but the toilet are in Im almost there:-) Thansk for all you help guys

Thanks for all you help terry, So would that be a go IYHO, or rather does that conform to the IPC? Also can I roll the wye 45deg. so I can get more clearance from the floor.

I got both the tub and shower done will post pics