Recent content by trinitony

Been away for a bit, actually in sunny florida..lol..need to get back focused. 1,2,& 3 I'm aware of and may end up going with a 6'. And for right now I have the shower door (slider), facing the toilet. ? - why should it be facing the vanity? Tks...

I looked in google images but didn't really come up with anything.

:D I hear ya! Since posting last night I did some further research. It seems that there's more cons than pros in favor of it. The other complaint the folks have that I'm weary of is the splashing. It's almost liike you have to have it positioned correctly and even have bigger sinks to avoid...

My main shutoff for the bathroom is in the knee wall by the toilet. The wall behind the sinks - is the exterior wall. I guess it won't work for my application then, it sure is purdy though. But wait, I guess I have to take a look at one in the store and see how it's put together...

I've a question on the 2 photo above this post which I think is the final. It's somewhat similiar to my remodel. Let's pretend that no lav' and venting for it exist in that photo, would it be still necessary to vent the shower even if you're using 2" pipe? My shower will be draining in that...

Is there any special plumbing required? I'm thinking, just thinking now, about this one http://www.********.com/detail.asp?Product_Id=K-T14412-4-CP What about if it starts to leak from the supply line, how would one get to it?

This is all new plumbing. Although our houses are identical there were some marked differences in the plumbing. All my vents are PVC, wheras ALL their venting is copper. My stack was also PVC whereas their's cast iron. Tomorrow I'll pay a visit and see if they've gotten any further...

So my neighbor is having her bathroom professionally remodelled. We have the same house, but just flipped. I went by yesterday and looked at the plumbing in her shower. What is the metal (for the shower) the is connected to the copper and is it necessary. It's also on the hand held part too.

yes sir, I've been using the funky purple primer...at least it's a pretty color..lol

tks, so basically the one that I'm using now then. Actually I'm using two, the clear for the drains which is forgiving, and the yellowish cream one for the cpvc pipes which once on doesn't allow for much play.

^ What kind of cement? Thanks...

^ I like this toilet, maybe I should install one.... So 8" inches from the center is what's needed for the water supply? I will be running the plumbing for my toilet tomorrow....

I ended up putting 36" between the toilet and the knee wall. I've run cut off valves into the knee wall for the bathroom. What is the typical height and depth of a knee wall?

pocket doors are in... shown with some spare doors I have...the main entrance to the bathroom, and the entrance to the master closet...

before and after.....