I needed to move my shower drain 2 inches and had to remove the existing 2" PVC. I put together this setup but, being a novice I wasn't 100% comfortable gluing it together. I was looking for expert advice to validate this design. The current drain inlet is where it needs to be located. I'm not working with much space. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/E_...o=w338-h600-no

Here's another picture from the top https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/94...A=w338-h600-no

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Is that trap plastic or rigid pipe ?

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Milo

Milo,

The pipes are 2" PVC pipes, and ultimately connect to a copper line. Hopefully the pictures show up this time!Attachment 47986Attachment 47987 I know this trap is unconventional to say the least, but I was curious if I could get by with this "design" (and I use the word design loosely!)

Thanks,
John

Attachment 47988Attachment 47989 Let me know if you can see these

"Attachment is no longer available"... Anyway, if the difference between old and new location is only 2" than use one Street 45 and one regular 45 - both installed on top of each other and on vertical pipe between drain head and trap. That should do.

Hope that explains

Milo