russellclaude
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I read in this forum that it isn't very hard to break up a slab and move som plumbing. That's good news! (if true)
I have a sink that is located about 3 feet from the wall facing 90deg to the wall and I want to move it to the wall and facing the wall.
What that means is than I need to take the pipe to the wall- not sure if that's where the pipe comes from... how is the best way to know how the pipe is routed in?
I am hoping that all I have to do is break the slab, trim some pipe, fit pipe back together and fill the slab.
I have to be missing something...
I have a sink that is located about 3 feet from the wall facing 90deg to the wall and I want to move it to the wall and facing the wall.
What that means is than I need to take the pipe to the wall- not sure if that's where the pipe comes from... how is the best way to know how the pipe is routed in?
I am hoping that all I have to do is break the slab, trim some pipe, fit pipe back together and fill the slab.
I have to be missing something...