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Tub Shower plumbing wall P trap distance
On the second floor of a house I wanted to place a tub/ shower unit and connect the p trap and vent in the plumbing wall at the head of the unit. The distance is so close that I would have run a drain at an angle into the wall and not directly back into the wall. I am guessing that must be one of the standard ways of piping the drain because of the close ditances. Thanks for any help.
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