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  • May 24, 2010, 11:30 AM
    ewillman
    Most Efficient Way to Move a Tub Drain
    We have succeeded in removing our old all-in-one tub/shower unit that was cracking on the bottom (yes, over the years we have tried various repair kits to fix, but the crack kept returning). Ready now to install a new tub -- but the location of the drain is 15" from the stud wall. Cannot find a single tub model that needs the drain at exactly 15". Some at 14.5", some at 16", etc.

    The bathroom does sit above the crawl space, so I have full access to the drain pipes, but it seems a shame to rip it all apart just to move it a half inch? Is there some nifty little flexible extension fitting or something to make this easier?

    Thanks
  • May 24, 2010, 02:35 PM
    ballengerb1

    Your trap under the tub is moveable. You can't use a 14.5" tub but any 15" or longer will work. You may need to replace the tube that connects the trap to the main but they are inexpensive

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