The current configuration allows for a simple trip lever stop. The real question is why is the drain in the center so there is a floor joist in the way 1/2 the time. The drain should be set to one side or the other to avoid this problem. Then there would be left hand tubs with left side drains, left hand tubs with right side drains, right hand tubs with right side drains and right hand tubs with left side drains. That would simplfy things.
Yes. Because it's so hard for designers to figure this stuff out. And framers............they have to read a blueprint.
As a plumber you must be aware that s#@t flows down hill.
I'm studying a tub installation and am wondering why tub drains do not go straight through the floor instead of doing a 90 requiring cutting a slot out of the floor.
Couldn't the lateral just as easily be below the floor?
This is awkward, but...
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