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Can I move an upstairs toilet to install a shower?
My downstairs ceiling is already removed, and wondering before I reinstall if it is providence and I should try to use the opportunity to add a shower to the upstairs bathroom. The shower would need to go where the existing toilet is, and the toilet to the sink locale. The sink would move over a bit. Total bathroom is 4x8 and toilet would move about 4 feet, sink about 2 1/2.
If this is possible, would it be a job a (handy)woman could do herself ? ~Thanks! |
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