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Hello all:
I'm adding a new bathroom in an old house second floor. So far have a new 3" drain installed all the way to the ceiling in the room below. I have the subfloor removed in the second floor remodel area and can see my new 3" 90 poking up through the ceiling below (encased in a nice new soffit in the first floor room so it can run a few feet (1/4" per ft descending) before turning through the wall and working its way to the basement).
The floor in the new bath has 2x8 joists. I set it up so the 3" pipe turns up through the ceiling below right where the toilet will sit. The question is, can I put a sanitary T between the 3" 90 and the toilet flange in order to pick up the 2" shower drain coming from a few feet away? I hope this is described clearly
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Bob from Michigan.
I'm adding a new bathroom in an old house second floor. So far have a new 3" drain installed all the way to the ceiling in the room below. I have the subfloor removed in the second floor remodel area and can see my new 3" 90 poking up through the ceiling below (encased in a nice new soffit in the first floor room so it can run a few feet (1/4" per ft descending) before turning through the wall and working its way to the basement).
The floor in the new bath has 2x8 joists. I set it up so the 3" pipe turns up through the ceiling below right where the toilet will sit. The question is, can I put a sanitary T between the 3" 90 and the toilet flange in order to pick up the 2" shower drain coming from a few feet away? I hope this is described clearly
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Bob from Michigan.