Amateurplumber1
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So I have a question since I can't actually dry fit PVC. I've cut the riser but have yet to cement it in. I put the riser in there just to test, but it appears that it is not coming straight up, but rather at an angle (towards the left). I think this is causing the the right side of the riser to be a little higher, thus causing the kerdi drain flange not to fit perfectly.
The reason for this all is because the hole in the joist where the drain comes through is towards the top; its not centered. I assume this was done for drainage purposes. I'm gonna guess that the drain was straight before I took it out and redid it because they (erroneously) used an inside coupling and wedged it in there in a way that straightened out the pipe.
OK...so how do I fix this? Should I just cut the riser a bit shorter so it fits right? OR it could be that I actually did do this right (it honestly does look straight kinda) and once I prime and glue it everything will workout?
Here are some pics. I hate PVC.
Thanks a ton!
The reason for this all is because the hole in the joist where the drain comes through is towards the top; its not centered. I assume this was done for drainage purposes. I'm gonna guess that the drain was straight before I took it out and redid it because they (erroneously) used an inside coupling and wedged it in there in a way that straightened out the pipe.
OK...so how do I fix this? Should I just cut the riser a bit shorter so it fits right? OR it could be that I actually did do this right (it honestly does look straight kinda) and once I prime and glue it everything will workout?
Here are some pics. I hate PVC.
Thanks a ton!