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Maximus_Slime

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Is this proposed drain setup for the vanity legit?

Need to relocate drain pipe inlet approx. 4.75".

Black vertical line on wall is proposed center line of new wall mounted vanity. Black bracket to the right is the extents of the width of access opening on back of vanity.

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I would have preferred seeing 45's for the offset, and the vent needs to be connected there.
Normally vents can go horizontal at 42" above the floor. Is that the old trap arm?
 

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The stud would have to be notched roughly an inch for 45s to work. And the resulting vibration would potentially (most likely) trash the plaster keys.

Vent will be reconnected.

Vent height has been like that since at least the 1960s when the bathroom was added. Looks about 29" high.

The pipe coming out of the floor is existing. Ceiling below would need to be tore into to properly align everything straight.
 
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