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In this picture, the foot of the new replacement tub will sit directly on top of the cast wye fitting. This is no good because the wye fitting sits above the top of the joist, so I can't get a piece of plywood over it for the tub to sit on.
My thought was to relocate the wye into the next joist bay, roughly where the hammer handle is. This would require the vent line to run in a new notch cut in the joist, roughly where the hammer head is.
Is this OK? Any other ideas on how to relocate the vent/DWV connection? Thanks.
My thought was to relocate the wye into the next joist bay, roughly where the hammer handle is. This would require the vent line to run in a new notch cut in the joist, roughly where the hammer head is.
Is this OK? Any other ideas on how to relocate the vent/DWV connection? Thanks.
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