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Moving tub drain in concrete slab
We are remodeling our master bath and we need to move the tub drain from the back center to the left hand side. Would there be a problem if we need to put the pvc lines across the back with an L and to the left had drain. The existing drain is centered on the back wall from the old garden tub, but most of the new reasonable whirlpools are left or right. Thank you
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Moveing tub drain::::
Tlbran; you can do it IF you have room for the slope for drinage, one time I had to build a platform to set the tub higher in order to have enough slope for tub to drain good ; IF I have helped grade my answer. :::IF you don't ,YOU are going to have to cut enough conceret ouy to put new drain in and repour with sackcrete;;;;;
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