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    Dec 28, 2007, 07:40 PM
    Plumbing for a new construction Bathroom
    Can someone please show me the correct way to vent out my new bathroom. This bathroom is on the second floor. I have access to all of the walls except the one where the sink is located.Name: bathroom3.JPG Views: 1238 Size: 27.1 KB
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    Dec 28, 2007, 09:31 PM
    There are only three guys on the desk that can do excellent rough ins for vents and I'll bet they are all going to see this tomorrow. You might add the actual distance for each fixture in relation to the others.
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