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Thanks for the suggestion! I hadn't thought of using 2x6's. Sounds like a good idea! Just to make sure I'm not screwing this all up, I have attached more photos to better represent my situation. In order to make the tub fit correctly, and keeping the room square, I figured that I would need...

I'm open to suggestions.. I can't go straight through the studs, because they will only be about 2 inches thick in that area.

Thanks for your advice!

One more try; Is there a way to plumb this with the pipes going behind the wall as I've done? What about a loop to the vent? Is that what I need? What would happen if I just left it the way it is? Would it still work ok? Thanks...

Doh! :confused: Thanks. Now I understand. I did it that way because the wall was framed slightly out of square and I am ripping 2x4's to make that wall square. So, there isn't room to notch them. So, can I get by with this, or is there another way to do it? Thanks. :)

I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean. I came straight off the vertical pipe and have a 90 at the end. What should I have done? Thanks.

Yes. I sloped the pipe down to the vent. I was just concerned because I saw some pictures showing a loop configuration for a sink drain.

I'm finishing a bathroom in my basement, roughed in by builder 6 years ago. Did I plumb for the sink correctly? Thanks! :)

Thanks! I was worried about framing it and then the tub not fitting right. I'll let you know how it goes :)

I am installing a basement bath in my 6 year old house. It has a rough in for a full bath. Here is my question: Should I install the bathtub before or after framing the bathroom? It is an Americast tub if that matters.