I have vary little experience with plumbing but I have to install A washing machine in a closet just on the other side of the wall is a shower and a dishwasher which will be right by a sink in the kitchen I was told something about getting it plumed but if some one could guide me in the right direction that would be amazing?.

 

Hot and cold water should not be a problem but to get to drain may cause you to do floor work. Tell us more about floor and what kind of vent pipe you have for shower.

 

Ok so I’m heading to work but around 12 I’ll get in crawl space and see how much space is under house

 

Ok so if I wanna crawl I think I can make it to the washer and sink for sure or at least where we wanted them the sink is already plumed but we are thinking of moving wet bar to kitchenette so I believe 3feet unfortunately In the bathroom just on the other side of shower we want to put in a stackable washer and dryer but the floor is tile And dishwasher is going next to sink

 

Trying to install washer how to plumb water out is more my concern

 

Dishwasher? Clothes washer?

Usually install instructions come with them.
Make?
Model number?

 

I think clothes washer and I think he was looking to connect to existing plumbing. Here u=is last week post
Trying to plumb washer and dishwasher
Not much to go on to help.

 

Threads combined.

We need pictures in order to help you........ how-to-insert-pictures.
You need to know where the drain/stack is and what size it is in order to attach into it.

 

Ok I’m going to send pictures of model shower vent and where I wanna put it

 

I don’t know if this worked so lut me know I’ll try again

 

No.... there is no picture.

 

for the plumbing of the shower/ drain area for a washer

 

Perhaps a floor plan showing where the existing water lines and drains would be more useful.
Also where you want to put the washer.
The picture of the vent does not help as you do not show where it is.

I found moving the wet bar to kitchenette confusing or is this another project?

Looks like the closet side wall is the faucet side of the shower so getting water to the closet should not be a problem.
For the drain it would probably be best to open up some drywall on the back wall of the closet then drill through the bottom plate to get into the crawlspace and hook it up there. You would have to hake sure that you do not hit a floor joist.

I am assuming that the crawl space never gets below freezing and that most of your plumbing is down there.

 

It’s in that closet next to my shower and i know where it is but I’m unsure what to do next

 

Yes the wet bar is a another project I’m but all plumbing I need done lol

 

OK you will need to cut some drywall so you can get to the water supply lines for the shower.
Then you tee into them and then hook these lines up to a supply station, see below.
https://www.homedepot.com/s/washing%...station?NCNI-5

Note that you will definitely not be able to use the shower when the washer is running because you are tapping into it's supply lines.

Next you have to confirm that the vent is a plumbing vent.
If yes then cut drywall and tee into the vent pipe and plumb in a washer stand pipe and trap..
Just Google "clothes washer stand pipe"
Check the washer install instructions just in case they need something special.

You seem to be a newbie to this so it would be very useful if you have a friend who has done some plumbling to help you out.