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  1. bhavenst

    Flexible copper in wall?

    My tub/shower combo in the basement has a gap at the top for floating slab considerations. The rest of the walls have a gap at the bottom, but the tub needs to sit on the concrete. Anyway, If solid pipes are used and the floor does shift up or down, the pipes would have problems. Can I use...
  2. bhavenst

    Supply sizing

    I'm adding a bathroom (tub/shower, sink, toilet) in the basement. Our supply pipes are 3/4" to the main floor bathroom, after which they drop to 1/2" to supply the kitchen. Can I branch off the 1/2" (for a total of about 20' of 1/2" leading to the bathroom) to supply the bathroom, or do I have...
  3. bhavenst

    Basement Rough-In

    Looking for a little help with my basement rough in (done when the house was built in 2001). My main question is where the tub drain is intended to be. There is a mark on the wall that says "TUB", but no pipe. Is it buried in concrete, or should it be run above the slab over to the vent/drain...
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