Moving toilet 10 inches to the left

[JR93]

Moving toilet 10 inches to the left in a slab floor. I think this can be accomplished with a single 1/8 bend.

My question is: is that ok? Or do I need some other combination for a longer sweep.

 

[Terry H]

A 45 would be fine. If you want a 90 use a long sweep 90.

 

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[Jeff H Young]

sure a single 1/8th bend work perfect!

 

[Reach4]

Left?

 

[Jeff H Young]

Left?

I see the question In any case left , right , shorter or longer a matter of proper fittings

 

[hj]

A 60 degree bend might fit inside your "cut out" better.

 

[Jeff H Young]

Code permiting a 60 would be a good way too. I cant use them like that in UPC

 

[Terry H]

A 60 degree bend might fit inside your "cut out" better.

I have never seen a 60 degree bend. I’m certain they have them I just had to comment on them. We don’t get stuff like that here. I went through a fitting book one time and it blew my mind with everything they had.

Code permiting a 60 would be a good way too. I cant use them like that in UPC

we have a lot of fittings not allowed here. Sometimes a 90 with a heel or a side inlet depending what it is can be a life saver. I don’t care if it’s not allowed.

 

[Jeff H Young]

I have never seen a 60 degree bend. I’m certain they have them I just had to comment on them. We don’t get stuff like that here. I went through a fitting book one time and it blew my mind with everything they had.


we have a lot of fittings not allowed here. Sometimes a 90 with a heel or a side inlet depending what it is can be a life saver. I don’t care if it’s not allowed.

Ha Ha sometimes in a jam use your best judgement. A 60 isnt uncommon the have them at homedepot . They are like using a vent 90 you dont use them for a drain just because its easy either. But my code allows them only in a true verticle position, due to improper sweep. In Castiron they have a 5th bend 72 degree but never saw plastic that style