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Almost there... Thanks, Terry. So to sum things up, bust out the concrete, remove the ells and the p-trap and put in a new pvc p-trap and pipes connected to the old pipe with a no- hub coupling. El Dorado You got it! Terry

Bustin' out I rekon the two ells are connected to the drain pipe, which I can only guess has a trap. It sounds like I'll be busting out some concrete to put the drain where I need it to be. I'll go to the other site for tile info, but just a quick question: Can you tile directly on the...

Thanks, but... Thanks for the tips. On closer inspection, It looks like an S-pipe (2 90's), which, if I chisel out enough concrete, I can probably remove the S. So now I have another problem. The specs for the shower call for the drain to be 15.75 inches o.c from both walls (at the stud)...

I pulled an ugly Pilot metal shower enclosure out of my basement bathroom and now wondering what I should do to replace it. The shower area is quite small, 32" x 32" corner stall. I thought about using a Sterling CI2962A-32 Economy Corner Entry Shower Kit. The installation instructions say...

I need to lower (6 inches) the drain pipe under my kitchen sink because it is to high to accomodate my batch feed disposal. I went to the store to pick up some fittings, but wasn't sure which tee to get, so I got both. Does it matter which one I use?