Not your question?
Ask your question
View similar questions
Add your answer here.Check out some similar questions!
Bathroom remodel
[ 2 Answers ]
I live in a 1960's post and tention conrete high rise building where the plumbing for the master bathroom is all in one wall including the drainage for the toilet/shower/sink. The toilet is wall mounted. I have no access to running pipes through he concrete floor. 1) In this type of siutation,...
Bathroom remodel
[ 1 Answers ]
Can a toilet and a shower be switched using the same drains.(Bathroom on concrete slab)Im not sure what size pipe either one has.
Bathroom remodel
[ 1 Answers ]
I have a project and I am unsure how to approach this. We are trying to tie in a bathtub/shower combo, a sink and a washing machine together. There is a trap from the sewer line and then a Y piece which goes up to the tub drain and the Y to the rear for the sink and the Washing machine, That line...
Considering Bathroom Remodel
[ 3 Answers ]
Hello, I'm considering buying a condo in Boston and one of the sticking points is whether I can convert a bonus room into a nice bathroom. I've attached a floorplan of the condo, and if you look at the bonus room, it is adjacent to a bathroom. When I spoke to a friend of mine, he mentioned...
Bathroom Remodel
[ 2 Answers ]
I am remodeling a bathroom and want to move the water supply lines for the pedestal sink. They currently come out through the floor about 2" in from an exterior wall. This makes them somewhat of an eyesore with a pedestal sink. I want to move the supply lines so they continue through the floor to... View more questions Search
|