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Great, thank you.

I am remodeling my master bathroom and I have one of those combination heat/exhaust/light units in there by Nutone. The bathroom in big and has several recessed lights and other vanity lights, shower lights, etc. The Nutone unit specs out a dedicated 20A circuit for it alone. I was leery...

I really thought of doing that, but I wasn't sure if the inspector would like laugh at me and say that won't fly at all. I don't care myself, it's under the vanity cabinets.... as long as it's legal to do. So 45's are still considered vertical? That's good to know. I appreciate your help. I...

I took a look at that file, but most if it was all done within the wall. I can't build a false wall in front because of size constraints. I wouldn't be able to fit one of those double sanitary tees in that particular spot anyway.

Anyone have any pro suggestions on how he or she would do it with what space I have to work with?

Lol, that is exactly why I am posting here asking questions. I would assume that a This Old House video would be doing it the right way, but I trust the real pros way more than a random YouTube video. So how would you guys do it? I have a wall that I cannot drill any holes horizontally at...

Ok, how about this setup instead? It's a screenshot from a YouTube video by This Old house. Here is the link to the video: The other sink is way off to the right. I'm sure you guys know what you're looking at. If I can follow it, I'm sure you guys can. Starting from the drain outlet, it...

This is what I found in my research too. The drains for the two sinks are just about exactly 30" apart.

Yup, I know. The outlet for the drain coming out of the wall for the p-trap is off to one side close to where one lav would be, so this was the best real-world example I could find.

I've been struggling with finding info on this, it's such a basic question I'm sure. I'm setting up a double lav and am basically following the example in the pic attached. I'm not sure if that elbow on the right should be a normal 90 elbow or a long sweep 90. And if so, then shouldn't the...

Yeah, I think I will just stub out with PEX... I was just curious on other people's input. Thanks!!

What do you guys think about Supply Boxes for a sink or toilet instead of stub outs? I'm using 1/2" PEX and saw these: http://www.siouxchief.com/products/supply/access/other-supply-boxes/oxbox-lavatory-outlet-box I'm already using one like this for my washer...