Help! Rough in done wrong

[Londa Salazar]

New Construction
I hired all contractors myself.
Everyone has been great except the plumber- there have been multiple issues from him and many things he did wrong.
Here is my problem and question: all toilet water supply lines are installed way off center (20inches avg) and are functional, but ugly.
I see lots of websites giving standard rough in of 7 inches high and 6 inches from center.

Is standard dimension part of code-IPC, UPC, or just suggested standards?
Can someone please give me the source that says this is wrong unprofessional, or not to code?

 

[hj]

NO CODE requirements.

 

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[Terry]

The drain should be at least 15" from center to the side wall for a total of 30".
A 12" rough would measure from the back wall.
There is no code for where the water supply should go though.

I do prefer putting the valve at least 7" off center now though because some skirted bowls can use the distance so that the shutoff doesn't hit the bowl. But that's just a preference, not a code.

I wonder if there is a pocket door hidden in the back wall.

 

[Reach4]

Can someone please give me the source that says this is wrong unprofessional, or not to code?

I am not a plumber or other pro. I can call it unprofessional if the walls were open, and you did not tell the plumber to do things the cheapest way, and if you accurately described the situation. But I am not the citation you want.

When I saw there was a picture, I was expecting to see a photo of your worst case.

 

[Jadnashua]

A braided stainless steel line would be less obtrusive.