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   68malibu383 New Member

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   Colorado

   Found in a home that was just "remodeled". I don't think this can be used here but I can't find a code reference for it. So, take a look and let me know, please.

    

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   68malibu383, May 28, 2014

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   dj2 Member

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   Aug 13, 2013

   Location:

   California

   Drain sets have reducer compression nuts to go from 1-1/4" to 1-1/2", not this type of coupling/adapter for this application. I don't know who did the remodeling and what he was thinking.

    

   dj2, May 28, 2014

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   Terry Administrator Staff Member

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   Aug 17, 2004

   Occupation:

   Plumber

   Location:

   Bothell, Washington

   The drain is either too high in the wall, or the installer didn't know how to cut the drain tail piece shorter.
   I've never seen a drain so "hacked" in.
   
   I would love to see the entire drain all the wall to the wall. I can use a laugh today.

    

   Terry, May 28, 2014

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   hj Moderator & Master Plumber Staff Member

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   Aug 31, 2004

   Occupation:

   Plumber

   Location:

   Cave Creek, Arizona

   It comes under the classification of "good workmanship".

    

   hj, May 29, 2014

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