Search results

tx for the reply..... I am in New Jersey..

My house was built using AC cable (w/bonding strip). I am now refinishing my basement and would like to add circuits from the fuse box using ROMEX®/NM....I have found working w/ROMEX® to be much easier/cheaper. Is this allowed code wise? If so how do I ground the ROMEX®/NM in the fuse box...

My house built in the late 40's uses old BX cable (no bonding strip) and an 1980's renovation using AC cable w/the bonding strip. I would like to begin finishing my basement.... Am I allowed to add new circuits using NM (ROMEX®). If so how do I ground inside the fuse box?

I do apologize for the pic... Its really hard to show all the angles in one tiff. doc. That I have to shrink to the size needed for upload. ( Terry the wye will be below the toilet wye to the main stack. The "lav" which I call the vanity sink needs an AAV because I can't go up with a vent due to...

new picture here is a PDF of my layout... should be more clear. rombo... if you are with knowledge on the subject... I welcome your constructive advice.... if not please defer to the people that do. Tx, mike

anyone else ? I'll try to repost a better pic would prefer someone that can actual add some constructive criticism.... rombo (not so much)

I have renovated my first floor bathroom. I now need some advice on how to run the drains and vents. There are 4 fixtures (all in place): tub, seperate shower, vanity sink, and kitchen sink on the opposite side of wet wall....... the toilet remains in original position and is plumbed. I have...

I have torn apart and begun remodeling our main/only bathroom and need some advice on the best way to drain/vent a new shower, bathtub, and sink at new locations in the bathroom. Some background. 1) This is a 2 story home and this 'only bath' is on the first level. 2) I have a full basement...