I am replacing some of my copper main drain line due to a reconfiguration of my bathrooms. I moved the toilet flanges approx 2" to meet code and moved my venting due to losing the original wall the vent stack was in.
When I went into the crawlspace to connect my PVC to the original copper via Fernco, the PVC is offset slightly from the copper.
My questions and concerns are:
1. Is is possible to have a little angle at the Fernco between the two pipes?
2. How can I get it to line up perfectly if that is what is needed? I am about 1" out of alignment. I was thinking I could try a couple 22 1/2 fittings but that might move it out too much.
3. Am I overthinking this as usual? Just torque the screws on the Fernco and move on?
4. Is there another solution?
Thanks. I did a search but didn't find a post with this same issue.
When I went into the crawlspace to connect my PVC to the original copper via Fernco, the PVC is offset slightly from the copper.
My questions and concerns are:
1. Is is possible to have a little angle at the Fernco between the two pipes?
2. How can I get it to line up perfectly if that is what is needed? I am about 1" out of alignment. I was thinking I could try a couple 22 1/2 fittings but that might move it out too much.
3. Am I overthinking this as usual? Just torque the screws on the Fernco and move on?
4. Is there another solution?
Thanks. I did a search but didn't find a post with this same issue.
