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Is it a Moen valve??

That banbury trim only will fit a PosiTemp valve which takes a 1222 cartridge.

hj, the screw placement in the Moentrol and Positemps are 1 at the lower left and one at the top right of handle. If memory serves me correctly these type valves came on the market close to 1990. The old moen valve (non-pressure balanced) trim with the 2 screws located blow handle with not fit a...

25-28yrs old, sounds like a standard moen valve, if both the screws for the faceplate are located directly below the valve handle it a regular non pressure balance valve. See if there are screwdriver stops on the valve body, if so, there may be build up in them. Try and remove to clean. You will...

Looks like you have plenty of room, but I don't think you can tie into those conduit lines:D:D:D

I have good friends down in Naples. Fish tournaments there every year in march. Hope they straighten it out.

It's an easy fix and a little more concrete cutting. I would not have the wm dumping past the shower and tub. Just to the north of you it would not pass. All they need to do is cut in a 3" wye before the 45 turn to the combo for the tub. Install a new 3" line towards the block exterior wall...

Whats wrong with it?? Looks alright to me. Is there a lav on each of those stacks??

Your on the right track. Maybe you will get lucky and the line going into the slab supplies a hose bib if the leak is on the cold line.

Get you some of the thinest foam or neoprene strip material you can find and make you our gasket.

To answer your question--NO!!!

Looking at your pictures don't you need some type of trap primer on the floor drain?? Also, shouldn't that floor drain need a vent?

I see you are from Ohio, and that is how its done there from what I remember, besides you said an inspector is happy with it. I was hired back in the winter of '85 to finish a Motel 6 in Dayton, it was a learning experience I'll never forget. It took the 4 of us a week to figure out what all...

"1. Fill hole with crushed rock. Then 1/2" drill horizontal through existing slab, and epoxy rebar, concrete over." That is what I would do. BTW, that whole plumbing rough in would fail here in Florida.

Yes, it will also split the pipe. I see in the pics that PVC male adaptors were used into brass females, that is better than using the PVC females.

I would start by fixing the faucets in the bathroom, may have some debris in the hot side. Additional pressure on the hot side should not be coming out of any faucets, it would pop the relief valve open first. The line feeling warmer in the floor may be due to water running thru non stop to...

I stopped using standard CPVC FIP adaptors a few years back due to splitting. The ones we use now have a SS band on them and have not had any problems since.

Thanks for the compliments. Now my wife is looking at the other bath that we remodeled 10 years ago, guess I know whats next.

This is our master bath I remodeled. The home was built and completed in 1987. We were the first owners of this home and have been remodeling every room since, the master bath was the last room to finish.It took us 2 years to figure out what to do with the space. The bathroom is only 4'8" wide...

After looking at that last video you have some major issues with about every plumbing waste line I see.