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It’s g thread. GHT is different. I ordered a g thread nipple from euro land. Just got to wait. No one around here caries any g thread.

So I’m installing some claw foot tub exposed shower hardware. I thought 169.00$. What a deal! You get what you pay for! This is garbage, but I’ve already plumbed everything and I’m ready to be done. It calls for G thread to hook the faucet hardware up to the supplies. The adapter that goes from...

You think an 1/8 is good? Does the wax ring spooge out past the flange and help seal. I just like the idea of a thicker seal!

Right so at this point my wax ring will probably be an 1/8 to 3/16 thick. I think I’m going to try and lower that spacer by an 1/8

Jeff at this point my flange is sitting on a 5/8 plywood riser. The subfloor to top of flange is about 1” to 1”&1/8 My toilet has 11/16 clearance.

I’m just trying to figure out what to do. My flange has a 5/8 piece of plywood glued and screwed to raise it up . I’m using Ditra with 1/4 inch tile. I think I’m going to be about an 1/8 low. You think it will be a problem

3/8 1/2??

Gracias amigo!

Can I use this 90 up top for my sink drain. I’d prefer the long sweep 90 but then in have to go to the store. My other option is gluing to 45’s. Just thought the joint might catch stuff.

Thanks Wayne, The toilet is right above that wall. Off of it by about a foot or so. So I was going to run it straight along the wall like you suggested. I guess my questions are these. Is it better to drop straight down or do it with a 45 like in the last photo I posted. I’m just wondering...

Just one toilet, one shower, and one sink. And yes they are on the floor above.

thanks for the reply Wayne. Unfortunately the joists are perpendicular to the drain, I don’t want to drill 3 1/2” holes in them. They are only 2x8. So if I’m understanding correctly I should slope it down at a 45 instead of 90 into the horizontal run around the shower. Makes good sense to me...

Here is a view behind the shower! I can go over them I just didn’t know if it would be better to have the main drop right after the toilet or later on. Not sure if it matters.

I hope this helps! I know it’s confusing!

No they are 6’ x6’ block buttress’s to reinforce the foundation wall. They have about 2 feet in between the floor Joyce and the top of them.

Just wanted to update on this. So I ended up digging down about 4 feet around the frost free hydrant. I slipped some 4 inch PVC around it and filled it with spray foam. I also put a 1 1/2 blue foam board between the hydrant and the outside wall. It was a narrow piece like 8 inches wide and...

So I’m adding a master bath at my house and the main stack is about 25 feet away from the new toilet drains. I have three concrete buttresses in the way and then I get to go through a block wall and sneak the drain behind a shower into a sweeping 90 and to the existing stack. I drew a couple...

Gotcha, thanks for the ideas. I’m using a frost free hydrant. So when you shut the water supply off it drains the stand pipe back below frost.. 6ft under ground.

what do you mean drill a hole in the hose bib?