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    Mar 7, 2005, 03:33 PM
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    Hi, we have a slight problem in that the room we stay in has a half-@$$ built half bath (shower-no vent, unproper drainage and a sink). We live in the country and need to know the steps that we need to take to install a shower, toilet and sink properly on a concrete slab. The septic is about seventy feet from the room and the shower, toilet and sink. There is no existing plumbing to the septic from here. Please help. P.S. I think this used to be a garage (slight slope at the end of the room's floor).
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    Mar 7, 2005, 04:11 PM
    New bathroom
    Quote Originally Posted by satownsoto
    Hi, we have a slight problem in that the room we stay in has a half-@$$ built half bath (shower-no vent, unproper drainage and a sink). We live in the country and need to know the steps that we need to take to install a shower, toilet and sink properly on a concrete slab. The septic is about seventy feet from the room and the shower, toilet and sink. There is no existing plumbing to the septic from here. Please help. P.S. I think this used to be a garage (slight slope at the end of the room's floor).
    What is the 1/2 bath draining into if not the septic system? It sounds like you already a rough in. I'm not sure what you're asking. Do you want to jack hammer up the slab and start from scratch? Remodel and add to what may be there? Bring the 1/2 bath up to code? Please give me more details. Regarfs, Tom
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