Re: Bathtub installation - floor joist in way of drain
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Posted by hj on September 29, 19100 at 01:10:43:
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In response to Re: Bathtub installation - floor joist in way of drain
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It is known as a "toe or shoe outlet waste". If I remember correctly, the last one I purchased came from a company in Kansas. They also make one where the outlet goes out of the side of the overflow fitting rather than down. : I'm remodeling a bathroom and replacing a shower with a bathtub. Unfortunately, the overflow pipe and : tailpiece of the new bathtub will be directly on top of a floor joist. In order to give clearance for the pipes : and trap I'll need to remove a short portion of the joist, and then scab on another board behind the joist to : reinforced it. In order to get access to the joist to reinforce it, I'll need to tear up some of the bedroom floor. : This isn't something I want to do.
: But, I've heard there's a different type of assembly that can be used. This assembly has the cleanout : accessible through the drain in the tub, and not through the overflow. It also places the trap more under : the tub. This means I'd only need to notch the joist slightly and wouldn't need to reinforce and tear up : the bedroom floor. : Does anyone know if this different type of assembly really exists and where it might be purchased? : Thanks much.
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