Recent content by magnumpl

Thank you. The pipes are 2", that's why I am using a Saniflo macerator to grind the waste. The 2" runs from the garage (with proposed half bath), then a kitchen sink ties into that line, then it ties into a 4" line which is used for 2 bathrooms on the other side of the house, next is the main...

Yes, it's a load bearing. Moreover the pipes go down into a reinforced foundation of the wall. I opened the wall even more but the water lines make turns inside the concrete and are ran in a slalom which makes it very difficult to trace. I dont want to damage it since I am not sure if one of...

By thermal expansion, do you mean creating a loop for the copper pipes, so that it comes out of the wall and joins at the very bottom where it hides underground? If so, that would still require me to chip the wall, as there are 3 copper lines inside the wall and I don't know which one goes to...

I would extremely appreciate someone's help! Looks like it's even worse...I was hoping that the copper pipe turns a bit higher where it comes out of the wall from the water heater but no...there's actually 3 copper pipes burried in that wall. With the one in above picture being right behind...

Yes, I'm in USA. We use IPC 2020 in Florida. I don't think the unshielded Fernco is allowed anymore but I'm not sure. I can't find the info if I can use a no hub such as Proflex which has a shield and 2 bands, or if I need a no arc with 3-4 bands. Also, I won't be able to use the coupling with...

Hi. I am having a bit of an issue adding a fitting in that vertical pipe. It is burried in concrete and there is a copper water line sitting right behind the ABS pipe. There was an old san-tee in the spot so someone probably patched the hole with concrete. I had to be really careful while...