J.Heyerman
New Member
Posted this on bathtub forum but prob should have posted here:
First time attempting to install a tub. Bought it a few years ago and bath company gave us a Rubinet overflow for use with a Maax aerofeel tub. Overflow does not fit as it interferes with aerofeel air lines (see pic linked below). Air lines are not very flexible and glued, so looping around overflow will not work. Other constraints are drain is in the floor directly under tub drain, and is copper. Copper is right up against joist side so no room for transition to plastic adapters. If the copper flex was a few inches longer I could make a jog I think, but that is wishful thinking. Wondering if I can disassemble overflow and solder in a couple of street elbows to make my own jog. Copper pipe is 1.125 inch OD and brass looks to be about 1 inch OD. Or is there another overflow system out there that might work? Thanks for any advice! Jeff
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0Gg3f2YkVmudk0xRG80QlpoSDg/view?usp=drivesdk
First time attempting to install a tub. Bought it a few years ago and bath company gave us a Rubinet overflow for use with a Maax aerofeel tub. Overflow does not fit as it interferes with aerofeel air lines (see pic linked below). Air lines are not very flexible and glued, so looping around overflow will not work. Other constraints are drain is in the floor directly under tub drain, and is copper. Copper is right up against joist side so no room for transition to plastic adapters. If the copper flex was a few inches longer I could make a jog I think, but that is wishful thinking. Wondering if I can disassemble overflow and solder in a couple of street elbows to make my own jog. Copper pipe is 1.125 inch OD and brass looks to be about 1 inch OD. Or is there another overflow system out there that might work? Thanks for any advice! Jeff
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0Gg3f2YkVmudk0xRG80QlpoSDg/view?usp=drivesdk