Recent content by Justin2002

HJ - the existing vent is the exterior wall of the house. To get the new vent line over there I would be busting up the foundation in the area of the footer where it is extremely thick (12"+). I could go that route, but honestly I am concerned with demo of the slab that close to the exterior...

HJ- if I tie a new vent line right after the p-trap would this meet code requirements? This line would still run ~24" under the shower bed as shown in the revised sketch below:

I am getting ready to bust into an adjacent closet in my existing bathroom to make a walk in shower. To get the new drain location I will have to make a 135 degree turn out of the existing cast iron drain stub (see sketch). Can anyone tell me if my proposed plumbing layout in the picture below...

Update: I know it has been a while but I am getting ready to finish this project up this summer. Here is where I'm at, I have the drain fully removed and capped off with a fernco blind cap right now. I am getting ready to bust into the adjacent closet to make a walk in shower, to get the new...

Redwood - Thanks for the advice, I went out and purchased my pipe and fittings and started excavating some more to cut the cast iron. I uncovered a cast iron hub and I'm not sure how to proceed. It seems I have three options here.... 1) Cut off the cast iron p-trap leaving enough material...

Hello - I am currently remodeling a bathroom with the intent to use a Kerdi drain. I have finished demo and have started on the drain. The house is ~47 years old and the drain is all cast iron. I am looking for some recommendations on how to proceed forward. The picture below shows the current...