Hi,
I am redoing our master bath and have to move the shower drain for a new walk in. Attached is a pic of what I am dealing with. The new drain has to be right where there is a half circle drawn on the plywood just under the existing on. Everything has to be done in the same joist cavity and being only 10.5" I am very limited in space to make the p-trap and drain properly. If I make the p-trap go towards the left and then come back to the right to connect into the main drain, will there be issues of slow draining or clogging? I will use 2" ABS and the main drain is a 3" ABS coming from the right and with a 90 degree going to the downstairs floor which I don't have access to. In the pic it may look like the 3" ABS is leading into the drain all the way to the right (existing shower drain) but its not. The existing shower drain is connected at about 16" from the beginning and goes into the next joist cavity
Looking for opinions please ASAP
I am redoing our master bath and have to move the shower drain for a new walk in. Attached is a pic of what I am dealing with. The new drain has to be right where there is a half circle drawn on the plywood just under the existing on. Everything has to be done in the same joist cavity and being only 10.5" I am very limited in space to make the p-trap and drain properly. If I make the p-trap go towards the left and then come back to the right to connect into the main drain, will there be issues of slow draining or clogging? I will use 2" ABS and the main drain is a 3" ABS coming from the right and with a 90 degree going to the downstairs floor which I don't have access to. In the pic it may look like the 3" ABS is leading into the drain all the way to the right (existing shower drain) but its not. The existing shower drain is connected at about 16" from the beginning and goes into the next joist cavity
Looking for opinions please ASAP
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