Shower Drain/Ptrap Help PLEASE!

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hmontgomery1921

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My husband and I are working on a bathroom remodel. We are trying to get the drain hooked up coming from our shower pan. Of course, the drain and the P-trap are not going to line up. Is this arrangement with two 45 elbows going to cause a problem?

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Tuttles Revenge

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There is a more better way to fix this. Instead of offsetting the standpipe from the shower drain to the trap. move the trap to a point directly under the shower drain.

Buy a new trap and a 45°. Insert a length of pipe into the drain body with the trap attached at the bottom roughly the same height as the horizontal trap arm and adjust it til it points at a 45 degrees to the trap arm. Cut the trap arm where that 45 lines up. then cut a piece to go from your 45 to the trap. The trap has a bit of "swing" to it, so you can adjust that to the vertical when you get there.
 

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yep its better to just use one 45 I think the trap you have looks fine to use just need a 45 and possibly a coupling to build as tuttles says
 
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