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    Dec 21, 2006, 07:42 AM
    Rough-In for garage bathroom
    I am in need of assistance. Looking for details on how to 'rough-in' my new garage for a bathroom. Have poured the footing and walls (below frost line). Have a 4" PVC installed in the wall for the waste line out. I have a design I would like to rough-in. Includes a toilet, shower, sink, (possibly a urinal for da' boys! ). I am looking for pictures and details on what size PVC to run... basically I need to know how. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
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    Dec 21, 2006, 11:08 AM
    Post a drawing showing the fixture placement, measures and where the sewer exits and I'll lay it out for you complete with vents and pipe sizes.
    Regards, Tom
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    Dec 21, 2006, 02:05 PM
    I will work on this tonight and have it for you much later this evening. What file format can you read for the drawing? I have AutoCad if that works or I can try something else? Perhaps I can scan the file into a Word or Excel format and send it to you... would that work?

    Thank you so Very Much!!
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    Dec 21, 2006, 04:02 PM
    Just draw it, scan it and send it up as a attachment. Regards, Tom
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    Dec 21, 2006, 10:33 PM
    Ok, the drawing I'm sending has a shower, toilet, and sink. I was told tonight that I will need a floor drain due to the heated flooring/boiler I will be running. Was toying around with the idea to install a Urinal also? Any suggestions?

    The bathroom will sit in the corner of the garage. A Waste Line Exits the Garage wall roughly 2.5' to 3' below grade. It is a 4" PVC Schedule 40 pipe. The wall is 8" thick and so is the pipe. The bathroom can be made larger if necessary.

    Please let me know if I can offer any more information. Again, Thank you so much! If you do not receive the drawing, let me know if you have a fax. I'd be happy to send it to you via fax.
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    Dec 22, 2006, 04:37 PM
    I didn't receive it. Can you E-mail it to [email protected]
    Head it up PLUMBING so it won't get trashed. Regards Tomn
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