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Got it. Thanks!!

Yes, the FERMCO is shielded. Sadly, I don't understand what putting the san T in between the 45s would look like. I'm assuming I need a differently configured san T? Do you have a link to a picture to help me understand or can you make a quick sketch? Thanks so much for your help!

The 90 coming out of the wall goes into a FERMCO and then into the galvanized vent pipe (1930's house) buried in the wall so I'm wedded to the height of the 45 coming out of the wall. Thanks for the hole advice.

I did not pass my final plumbing inspection because I had horizontal vent piping below the spill line of the sink (circled green in pic.). I was told I need to put in 2-45s instead of the 90s (one is behind the sink back panel). The distance to the back wall is ~8". My idea was to put a...

Thanks!! I have the 15" side-to-side. I have 14" to the back wall from center. Studs are 14" O.C. with 3/4" subfloor at 45 degrees to 3/4" tongue and groove douglas fir flooring. I screwed everything down to the joists so should be OK.

I think you're right about the flange. I measured the depth and yes, the vent would have been below the Push-tite. I've read in other threads that people don't recommend using a Push-tite with a lead sleeve because the inside surface is kinda wobbly and you might not get a good seal, hence...

Remodeling a 1930's half bath. Apologies if I'm not using the right terms for things. I removed several layers of old flooring and here's where I'm at. It looks to me like the original lead flange is there. I also looks like a lead "top hat" liner was added (1-1/4" above the wood floor...