Stuff
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I'm going to be helping a friend squeeze in a new powder room and we are at the design/layout stage. Right now it looks like the best bet is to put the toilet next to sink. IRC appears to force this to be a minimum of a 60" wall space but I see all kinds of examples of smaller. Do inspectors interpret this differently or am I misinterpreting the code?
The IRC wording states that you need 15" center to next fixture or wall as well as 30" center to center. I also see small vanities pushed directly up against a wall so how does that work? Some talk about 4" gap to wall but I didn't find the code for that.
Then to twist things - what about a corner sink? Where is the center you measure from?
Separately not related to my install but how is a 48" double vanity even legal?
The IRC wording states that you need 15" center to next fixture or wall as well as 30" center to center. I also see small vanities pushed directly up against a wall so how does that work? Some talk about 4" gap to wall but I didn't find the code for that.
Then to twist things - what about a corner sink? Where is the center you measure from?
Separately not related to my install but how is a 48" double vanity even legal?