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If I run in series, will both WHs initially be fully heated, giving me 76 gallons of hot water?

I just finished my house in April. I have a 38 gallon electric water heater in the crawl space. I knew the WH wouldn't be able to keep up with the jacuzzi tub but couldn't afford a second WH until now. The question is do I install them in series or in parallel to maximize available hot water and...

Its just for hand washing in the shop

I need a 120v single lav heater that is relatively inexpensive. .5 gpm at minimum. What have you had luck with

Which do you like?

I am in the process of building a house. I am the GC. I had a bootzcast tub installed with the plan of a tile surround....money has dried up so I am now looking for another, cheaper, option. I want something that won't leak in a year... Acrylic or fiberglass surround? What works with bootzcast...

I install them regularly in parks and cemeteries. Places where we don't want the public to access them and inevitably leave them on. They have their place.

You can absolutely swap them for a regular hose bibb. These are quick couplers as they are called are mostly used for their inconspicuousness or security, so unauthorized people without the quick coupler male end cannot use them.

Do plastic PEX fittings last as long as brass ones? Is there any worry they may crack?

It's worth a shot. If it's in there very far i think it's not going to come out.

Rainbird.com has a head layout guide

Can anybody cite a code that says that a dvw pipe Cannot have concrete poured directly on top of it?

I'm in the water works and irrigation business and I regularly test plastic lines to 250 psi water pressure. I test to double normal working pressure. Sch 40 pvc can handle 350+ psi. I don't know about cpvc, but some plastics can handle high pressures

Tripped breaker, if electric

Would the toilet be close enough to the main stack to direct vent?

I knew I didn't know enough about this so i had it designed by a master plumber. I just installed it.

Would you say a couple inches would be good enough?

Is there a minimum depth underneath a slab that a sewer latteral needs to be or can concrete be poured directly on the pipe?

So...is it correct. Do you see anything that would make it fail and inspection. I know you can't see it, but it all has 1/4" per foot of fall Toilet, floor drain, and lav. The 45 back to the back wall, next to cleanout will be the lav and vent.

Does this look right?