Nov 21, 2018 · You'll want to install protective steel "nail plates" along each stud where pipes pass through to prevent damage from drywall fasteners. If you find that it's difficult to get a single elbow to make the corner, use two and orient them vertically.

Jun 27, 2016 · I'll have my washer standpipe and p trap going towards the sink... The drain stuff will be 2 inch. I think you want to turn the corner with a long sweep. You can join the vent with the 1.5 inch sink vent 12 inches or more above the flood plane of the sink or top of the standpipe, I …

6 days ago · Need your plumbing snake to turn corners to reach that drain clog? Your plumbing snake is one of the best DIY plumber tools around, but you don’t want to get it stuck in a …

I was thinking to run the drain around the corner as it seems to be the simplest solution. One person suggested that if you turn a corner 90 degrees to drop off first and then turn. If so, I figured to use slow turn 90's.

Jul 22, 2019 · Drill an oversized hole in either side and snake the pex through. Follow up with a metal strap over this location on the face of the studs so that you can't accidentally run a drywall fastener into the pex. If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy. by Shannon » Tue Jul 23, 2019 6:53 am.

Mar 1, 2021 · You could shape the drywall panel around the pipe protrusion, where it goes around the corner, and mud directly over the pipe. Your drywall panel is 1/2in, and the imperfect corner will show a small bulge, which you could eliminate entirely by notching the stud corner by 1in.

Jul 6, 2011 · The vanity will be in the corner, so I'm assuming there will be about 16-18" (half the vanity width) until the drain line hits the north wall and takes a 90* turn to the east. Then there is another 18-24" to the 2" vent (for the water closet drain) to …

Apr 25, 2020 · I would like to have a pedestal sink; however, the current sink drain comes off to the side of where I would like the sink - which would not be very aesthetically pleasing. Instead, I would like to route it to come directly behind the sink (between the two water lines).

Jan 15, 2022 · If the actual distance of the pipe is longer (because it goes 30 feet and turns a corner to get to the sink, and goes into the bathroom a few feet) more, at 1/4 inch per foot. 2a: you'll need a new vent for that new sink.

I thought you could have 5 linear feet of pipe from the stack with 1 1/4" pipe without venting issues. Guess it depends how far away the drain would actually be. Could also run pipe up inside the wall and have a small grate in the wall for an air vent valve.