[img]https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.doityourselft.com-vbulletin/1500x2000/c054c835_bba9_4dc9_9d1d_2934873efa3f_15ba3d1d1c94098fd85d2c398cd5f02a2a86e854.jpeg[/img]My home was built in the 50’s. I have a second floor 2 piece bathroom. The toilet is centred in one wall and I want to move it about 1 foot. A floor joist prevents me from doing this. I believe that I can reroute it slightly so that it runs below the joist into a closet ceiling and then into the bathroom floor. I intend to cut the cast iron pipe as marked and cut it again on the second floor. In red I marked the route. What should be the configuration of the sink drain and the toilet waste pipe connections?

I am trying to install a gas range. The range has a reinforcing crossbar on the back side near the bottom that does not clear the gas line and valve coming through the floor. Please see the picture. The crossbar is only 2'' above the floor. The gas pipe sticks out by about 5 inches from the floor (2'' pipe, 3'' shut off valve, then the hose needs some room too). How do I connect this range? I can take the bar off, but then I can't put it back on after connecting to the gas line. I have another similar range (different brand) at another place, and it just does not have this crossbar and has plenty of room for the pipe and valve. Thanks. [img]https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.doityourselft.com-vbulletin/2000x1504/wolf_gr304_4466cdf4c35511a62504103092bd4934ab279f35.jpg[/img]