Re: Relocating PTrap

Posted by hj on April 04, 2002 at 23:15:45:
In response to Re: Relocating PTrap
If you want to have a shower that does not drain properly and never will drain properly, install it using two traps. Otherwise take that one out and install a new one in the correct place. : Hello, : I'm going to have to put in a new Ptrap as the existing one (for the bathtub being replaced) doesn't line up with the new shower drainage hole. : Q: Can I leave the existing Ptrap in place and add a new one (effectively having 2 in series) or do I have to remove the existing one, add an extention, then add the new one under the new shower drainage hole? : Thanks : Tony

Posted by hj on April 04, 2002 at 23:15:45:

In response to Re: Relocating PTrap

If you want to have a shower that does not drain properly and never will drain properly, install it using two traps. Otherwise take that one out and install a new one in the correct place.

: Hello,
: I'm going to have to put in a new Ptrap as the existing one (for the bathtub being replaced) doesn't line up with the new shower drainage hole.

: Q: Can I leave the existing Ptrap in place and add a new one (effectively having 2 in series) or do I have to remove the existing one, add an extention, then add the new one under the new shower drainage hole?

: Thanks
: Tony

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