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Also there are what appears two slip-joint nuts I believe are missing. One on the horizontal piece between the 2-90s and one on the piece that goes into the trap adaptor. How can two compression...

SHould the vanity drain look more like the setup for the laundry?
I think I would just have to lengthen the tailpiece and attach a 45 to the stub out to be able to match the wall bend to the p-trap.

The tile was just laid out not set. Did you really think someone could thinset that good and not get it between the joints?? well actually thinsetting it that good to not get between the joints would...

1 coat top two photos
3 coats I think bottom left photo



ok they are dry fitted

Yes quite.

Answer on other forum acknowledged at 0829. This post on this forum started at 0816.

Do not know why the concern on how and when and where this question was posted. For info it was...

A run in 1" plastic conduit from the main panel to power a stove and a microwave. So individual conductors will be used.

Stove is on 50A breaker with #8 wire, microwave on 20A breaker with #12...

Unless you have to

Why be wooried about more room on the outside of the stub when the flange is going INSIDE the 4"??



I would consider that a poor install then because you want some filler in case of a leak....

Saw this picture and was wondering after the tile is set should grout should be put in the void between the 4" stub for the toilet and the adjacent tiles or should that area be caulked?

Thanks for...

Have an outdoor spigot that for the past 2 years I have not been able to shut the water off to completely. The spigot itself shuts the water off completely but the shutoff inside the house will not....

yes many different ways to do this

because I can use the lav sink as a wet vent. if I go to the SE as you say with the toilet drain I still have to vent the toilet.

what about this get rid of the laundry tub and put in a toilet and lav sink. Use the lav drain as a wet vent for the toilet??

or drain sink into the washer branch

Want to setup the washer/dryer/laundry sink in my basement. Does the below setup look good to go?

Thats what I was afraid of.



Not wasting anything as I am trying to determine the correct way.



There use to be a basement laundry sink on the other side so that stack rising is all...

How about this? Fittings 3 and 7 are rolled a little bit off the horizomtal.

Basement toilet and shower rough-in is in the planning stage. Is there a chance that the horizontal section of the vent could clog in this arrangement. Nothing is finalized yet.