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I agree. Everything will be reviewed by the local building dept and health dept before construction. I do appreciate your help! :)
Thank you for your feedback, but I believe that is incorrect. IPC Section 802 Indirect Wastes 802.1 Where required. Food-handling equipment, in...
What concerns me about those photos is the lack of any visible purple primer on those PVC joints. In fact, I can't even see any PVC cement where...
The area you're removing is very small, like 12" x 24". You could make some extra cuts across this area so you're dealing with smaller chunks. As...
Why wouldn't it be?
Why the false wall? So the toilet feels like it's in the center of the room? I'd rather have the extra few inches of space. Btw, pocket doors...
Look up Common Vent in the IPC. Specifically, Sections 911.1 and 911.2.
First question: Are you sure the pipes under the slab are perpendicular to, and in front of, the wall that's being moved back? If coming from a...
Are you sure the water pipes are buried under the 2 feet of river rock? If they ran through the rock bed, then they are now encased in concrete....
Just so you know, you'll probably ruin your circular saw cutting the concrete. It's very hard work on the motor and gears, and the abrasive dust...
To prevent the concrete from fracturing beyond the work area, use a concrete saw (or angle grinder with a concrete blade) to cut around the...
How do you know your concrete slab is 2 feet thick? That seems highly unlikely (unless your home was built upon a former atomic bomb shelter). I'm...
I don't just mean that the tubing that enters the fitting should be straight (which it appears to be), I mean it should enter perpendicular. In...
My understanding is that the elbow is below the floor.
Can you tell from the scope video if they used a 90° vent elbow or a 90° pressure fitting elbow (used for water supply piping) instead of the...
