Yardawg
Mar 28, 2007, 09:50 PM
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I am relocating my toilet about 18" to 2 feet to the left. I have already exposed all the pipes, only to find two Y connctions right where I need to put my new connection. the new toilet will sit dirctly in line with the old pipe (which flows to the left). I just need to move the toilet. The current toilet has 2 "Y" connections in succession, then about a 12" pipe followed by a 90? At the end that turns up, then a 45? Going to the right, then another 45? Sending the pipe straight up to the flange.
What I want to be able to do, is flip the direction of the curves so that the Y connections stay in place and not have to be relocated. I would leave the "Y"s in place, cut into the 12" pipe, then add the 90? Pointing up, then add a 45? Going LEFT, then another 45? Going up to the flange. The main pipe flows to the left. It should put the toilet where I want it, but I'm afraid I will mess up the flow.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Mark
I am relocating my toilet about 18" to 2 feet to the left. I have already exposed all the pipes, only to find two Y connctions right where I need to put my new connection. the new toilet will sit dirctly in line with the old pipe (which flows to the left). I just need to move the toilet. The current toilet has 2 "Y" connections in succession, then about a 12" pipe followed by a 90? At the end that turns up, then a 45? Going to the right, then another 45? Sending the pipe straight up to the flange.
What I want to be able to do, is flip the direction of the curves so that the Y connections stay in place and not have to be relocated. I would leave the "Y"s in place, cut into the 12" pipe, then add the 90? Pointing up, then add a 45? Going LEFT, then another 45? Going up to the flange. The main pipe flows to the left. It should put the toilet where I want it, but I'm afraid I will mess up the flow.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Mark