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    Feb 19, 2006, 11:22 AM
    Installing basement bathroom
    I am finishing a stubbed basement bathroom, want to install a shower, a pedestal sink and a toilet. I know I don’t have the plumbing skills so I will be having a professional come out but I had some questions as to what was what so I could get a mental “placement picture” if you will of the bathroom as a whole – I will be doing the carpentry and tiling, but will probably be using a manufactured shower (base and walls) - knowing what is what in that stubbed room will help me do some cost analysis and determine whether I want to build out the shower stall and tile it or just go with the manufactured stall.

    I attached two pictures and labeled the 4 stubbed items 1-4 - if I could just know where the toilet, the shower and pedestal sink would go that would be great.

    Thanks in advance for any help!

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    Feb 19, 2006, 01:37 PM
    1 looks like the toilet stub up, 2 looks like the shower raiser, 3 is the lavatory and I have no idea what 4 is. Can you tell me what's under the round cover? Regards, Tom
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