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    Aug 7, 2007, 07:44 AM
    Bathroom plumbing
    Hi! Im new here and have a question about drains. I am currently remodeling my bathroom and there is a cast iron elbow (for a toilet) that leads into a Y that brings in the shower and vanity. I plan to cut the cast iron off and run all plastic. I was planning on attaching a furnco to the existing cast iron drain (which goes to the trunk and is vented, as is the vanity and tub independently). Due to space I want to put in a sanitary T instead of an elbow for the toilet and bring the vented tub and vanity in up stream from the toilet. Are there any concerns that I should be aware of? Thanks in adavance for any help
    -Dave
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    Aug 8, 2007, 03:42 PM
    I would rather see a quarter bend with a heel inlet,(see image) then a san tee picking up the toilet. Regards, Tom
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