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08-23-00, 06:11 AM

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I am doing a remodeling job in the bathroom. I am wanting to take out the tub and move the stool over to where the tub was. What plumbing problems will I encounter? I will also be moving the sink over next to the stool and just making the bathroom a 1/2 bath. Can I vent these the same?

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08-23-00, 04:52 PM

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Please call in a plumber, moving waste, water, and vents is a big job, and not recommended for a do it yourself'er.

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