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So, I have everything glued, and everything works great.

I used the union fitting on the PTRAP so along with Union on pipe coming from shower drain, I will be able to remove and clean...

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This is how it looks dry fit.
I won't be able to use the PTRAP with the cleanout, due to clearance. I'll have to go back and get another PTRAP because I can't change the angle of the...

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So, I just want to make sure that this is what Mark and Harold are talking about before I install.

Install 2 45s that I'm holding... reattach PTRAP and 90 to the 2 45s. Then shorten...

AAVs are not allowed in WI.

Also, because it can be hard to tell in pictures, the trap is only about 2" below the bottom of the joist.

So I am still a little confused. Mark, it sounds like I have 2 options?

Option 1: Harold’s suggestion, which would be easier, but may not be up to code, but should still work.

Option 2: ...

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I don't know if the first picture was deceiving. Based on the new pictures, tell me if your idea still makes sense. I think if I connected the trap directly to the cut piece and spun it...

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hkstroud: Yes, I'm pretty sure the pipe in the second picture is a vent pipe.

Mark, I'm a little uncertain what you mean? So from the tee, there is a cut pipe (about 1") then what? A couple of 45s then the PTrap? How does the Ptrap get raised?

If I figure out a...

hkstroud:

Regarding the method you described in red, are you saying to connect the trap to the top pipe (vent)? If so, can I just shorten pipe on right, and go right into vent, making the trap...

9" Floor Joist, 1-1/2" pipe comes from first floor shower

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I have a trap from a first floor bathroom that is a few inches lower that the floor joist in the basement, in which I plan on installing drywall on the ceiling. Is this a common problem. How can I...