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thanks terry......appreciate the info...

thanks for those that helped...like i said, i got it covered, have a guy coming to get it done... -j

thats what i was wondering..........im wondering if the norm is to use 1.5 until i got to where the Sanitary tee was supposed to be.... but then again, those stud shoe's pictured are cut for a 2.5 inch opening for pipe...... -J

its not a bearing wall, its a little wall section from door way to laundry room to garage... i checked up top and double plate headers aren't there.....rafters run opposite... -J

yeah. they look similar to that..... lol. in all honesty.......ill probably just put those on and call it a day... i understand what you saying about adding an another stud....i may get a section in there, to help it out.. -J

No, they are a complete cut stud brace...kind that wrap around the pipe cut out... Those you pictured, i read are for only notching 1/3 of the way..i cut it all the way.. -J

i bought the stud braces and it looks like all but two will fit........yup, i cut two with too much gap..ill probably replace those two stud bottoms and drill screws downward. then brace them.. -Jason

okay, i see the sanitary tee allows vent air....with the S i made, it can restrict it with heavy water flow at that S point......from what i gather its a problem if you have tons of water going down at once.........for an occasional wash your hands sink.......i think i can live with the S-tee i...

1. That was the wrong fitting that you used to tie into the vertical drain. You have created an illegal "S" trap, actually a "3/4 S" trap but just as improper. Okay, What fitting should i have used? A sanitary tee. 2. What else did you get for Christmas besides a chain saw. Dewalt...

1. That was the wrong fitting that you used to tie into the vertical drain. You have created an illegal "S" trap, actually a "3/4 S" trap but just as improper. Okay, What fitting should i have used? 2. What else did you get for Christmas besides a chain saw. Dewalt reciprocating saw...

? you mean add a vent going up>?? i didnt think i needed one with such a short run? - J

hi, I need help with the supply lines. if you look at the picture of the drail line i already installed you can see the blue tape and red tape at the existing 1/2 inch copper. I tapped into the adjacent wall master bath vanity sinks...one of them. I was thinking of cutting the 1/2 copper...