Lordoftheflies
Active Member
More pics.
Here is where the old tub was. About 61.5" across as they left room for floating the tile.
Here's where I can go up into the ceiling to reconnect back with the stack.
If I go with a 3" pipe from the stack across under this wall I can put the toilet on the opposite (outside) wall to the right, tee off of it to connect the drain for the bathtub, and reposition the vanity somewhere else as well.
The inside wall to the hallway is not load bearing except to hold up the 2x4 used for the ceiling. I don't need headers there, right?
Existing vent for the bathtub that goes up into the ceiling.
They left like 1/8" in the corner instead of butting up another 2x4. Money saved!
Here is where the old tub was. About 61.5" across as they left room for floating the tile.
Here's where I can go up into the ceiling to reconnect back with the stack.
If I go with a 3" pipe from the stack across under this wall I can put the toilet on the opposite (outside) wall to the right, tee off of it to connect the drain for the bathtub, and reposition the vanity somewhere else as well.
The inside wall to the hallway is not load bearing except to hold up the 2x4 used for the ceiling. I don't need headers there, right?
Existing vent for the bathtub that goes up into the ceiling.
They left like 1/8" in the corner instead of butting up another 2x4. Money saved!