If I do not want to move the toilet sit to align with the drain I will have to use a 2x6 carrier (which allows the carrier elbow to protrude and pivot in the vertical plan at the back of the carrier. As per the below diagram for the 2x6 carrier the biggest quote front to back is 4 3/4" which...
Here are the dimensions measured after I opened the wall.
here is a previous thread that adds some context
https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?threads/for-installing-a-new-floating-toilet-is-it-easier-to-work-from-below-when-dealing-with-the-old-drain.96360/#post-693153
Before opening the...
Related to the above -the above to connect to this, notice that the one that is closer to the viewer is the wrong adapter soldered that (it has thread toward the pipe side!
Should I reuse or remove. Not planning to solder but to use sharkbite (this is as mentioned in my previous post outside of...
Here is the real picture:
And here is the a diagram with some dimensions
And now the problem description:
I can not attach the laundry cabinet to the wall because of the plumbing.
If pushed against the wall the left side of the cabinet will land right between the vertical pipes that...
oh I take my time to make decisions and to start the project.
the above drawing might or might not be totally correct.
It is representative for the first floor. I think since I posted this back then I have added a few more showing more and more details about the project. I am glad my project...
main floor (top of the picture) is all wood what concrete are you talking about
the purple 3" is acting as vent for the toilet. It goes up and out through the roof
that should be OK
It will be a complete bathroom reno.
The floor is not concrete but wood framing as in any US or canadian bungallow. The foundation is cinder blocks, you have concrete floor in the basement bit the main level sits on wood beams and it is playwood sheets and linoleum currently. I am replacing that...
The main drain and the way other things are connected to it is shown here. I will have hire a plumber for this.
Before I do that I want to educate myself and to understand what would cost to do this and what is the correct order of the steps needed
The bathroom that is downstairs is now finished...
I think it is dripping water at the top side of the elbow
Zoom in picture after rotating the elbow to the left in the above picture
It is the part shown here where the video starts playing of you click on this link
If I understand correctly the elbow can be replaced by removing the two...