Areefer
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I'm converting a tub to a shower stall. After I demolished the cast iron tub I discovered that the vent didn't go straight into the floor. The vent angles off at 45 degrees into the floor to the drain. This was hidden by the front apron of the tub.
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The vent is galvanized steel above the 45 and copper below. I want to cut the galvanized pipe above the 45, continue the vent straight into the floor.
To avoid a horizontal vent run, I will need to loop the shower drain in to the back of a tee for the vent. Is this ok?
Thanks.
In case the image doesn't show, here's the link:
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/ZG18rqKVk1AT4vaZVlh6wA?feat=directlink
The vent is galvanized steel above the 45 and copper below. I want to cut the galvanized pipe above the 45, continue the vent straight into the floor.
To avoid a horizontal vent run, I will need to loop the shower drain in to the back of a tee for the vent. Is this ok?
Thanks.
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