Re: Basement half-bath

Posted by hj on August 21, 2001 at 23:12:19:
In response to Re: Basement half-bath
There is no such thing. It would be illegal if there were. And the way you want to install the sink drain is both illegal and unsanitary. You should be talking to a plumber to have it installed safely. : While finishing my basement I ran into a problem with the bathroom. The bathroom toilet will be located : where an existing toilet was. The bathroom sink cannot be drained to the basement floor drain due to : constraints present. I would like to elevate the bathroom floor and put some sort of riser (long flange) on : the toilet drain which will allow me to drain the sink into the toilet drain beneath the built up floor. So, : what I need is a long toilet flange that fits down into the existing drain pipe and has a connection on the : side to attach the sink drain. : Is this feasible, and if so, where do I get the parts required? : Thanks : Jeff

Posted by hj on August 21, 2001 at 23:12:19:

In response to Re: Basement half-bath

There is no such thing. It would be illegal if there were. And the way you want to install the sink drain is both illegal and unsanitary. You should be talking to a plumber to have it installed safely.

: While finishing my basement I ran into a problem with the bathroom. The bathroom toilet will be located
: where an existing toilet was. The bathroom sink cannot be drained to the basement floor drain due to
: constraints present. I would like to elevate the bathroom floor and put some sort of riser (long flange) on
: the toilet drain which will allow me to drain the sink into the toilet drain beneath the built up floor. So,
: what I need is a long toilet flange that fits down into the existing drain pipe and has a connection on the
: side to attach the sink drain.

: Is this feasible, and if so, where do I get the parts required?

: Thanks

: Jeff

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