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This seems so simple but if you don't know to do it, trying to position the drain where it needs to be is f-ing hard.
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Appreciate your content.
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This is brilliant. I was almost smart enough to do it this way by laying out the location on a piece of cardboard referenced off of the corner, which got me my pipe cut measurements, but when I actually set it I removed the cardboard and ended up with the riser a bit out of level. Iβll have to remember this trick when I help out a friend with his bathroom.
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Great tip. Thanks Steve
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Did you compensate for the blue or cement board?
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You guess where you have to measure? Lol that's explains a lot
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What... the....fuck did i just watch?
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Great idea!!!!
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Youβre a good worker
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Same method I use, glad to see others doing same thing.
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Such a simple great idea
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I've done a couple of bathroom subfloor replacements: Is it OK to piece together multiple pieces of the floor together to work around the toilet flange and all of the water coming into the room?
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Excellent tip
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Excellent
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Most states changed the code for washing machine lines from 2" to 3" The plumbing company where i work the smallest we put in is 2" trap with 1 1/2 bushing for tub/showers
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All these triggered "contractors" in the comments πππ
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Just curious. If you are not a licensed plumber, can you create content like this and not get in trouble? If youβre the home owner you can definitely do it yourself without a license in most states. But if you have a channel with hundreds different bathrooms doing plumbing work you clearly are doing it for someone else. Just asking how will that work?
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A lot of hokey stuff goes on up in Pittsburgh.
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Measure 2 twice cut once !
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@jschenkyou
2 months ago
You should be doing this all in 2" pipe. Not 1.5".π
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