Re: adding a shower

Posted by hj on January 17, 2003 at 20:55:19:
In response to Re: adding a shower
The answer to both questions is NO. If you did #1, you would have to raise the shower about 8" above the floor, and there is no trap on the toilet opening so you cannot do #2. : I want to add a shower in an exercise studio I'm opening. There are 2 existing bathrooms with toilet and sink in each. I would prefer to add 2 showers--one in each bathroom. : 1. Is there a way to tie into the toilets' drain pipe to provide waste water drainage for the showers without having to cut into the slab? : 2. If plan A doesn't work, can one of the toilets be pulled and a shower installed over the existing drain pipe? Thanks, Joe

Posted by hj on January 17, 2003 at 20:55:19:

In response to Re: adding a shower

The answer to both questions is NO. If you did #1, you would have to raise the shower about 8" above the floor, and there is no trap on the toilet opening so you cannot do #2.

: I want to add a shower in an exercise studio I'm opening. There are 2 existing bathrooms with toilet and sink in each. I would prefer to add 2 showers--one in each bathroom.
: 1. Is there a way to tie into the toilets' drain pipe to provide waste water drainage for the showers without having to cut into the slab?
: 2. If plan A doesn't work, can one of the toilets be pulled and a shower installed over the existing drain pipe? Thanks, Joe

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