Floating vanity - is this p-trap plumbing a problem?
I am installing a floating vanity and moving the drain pipe higher (to make the vanity the right height) would be a lot of work due to other things being in the way. This setup uses a low profile drain pipe from Ikea I want to copy. Is this to code? What would potential problems be?
No, this is not my project. A standard p-trap will hit the bottom of the vanity and I'd have to make the ending counter height lower than I want (32" vs 36"). The vanity also has drawers. The top drawer is U shaped. My vanity will be centered on the drain pipe unlike the photo.
Basically, the bottom of the drain pipe is 18" off the ground. The vanity is 20" high and the vanity opening on the back starts 6" above the bottom.
Hello,
I am trying to replace shower cartridge but I am unable to take off the Kohler shower handle. There are two long screws in the back trim plate, but nothing on the handle itself. I took the screws out and plate lifts off the wall. it spins freely but the handle itself is stuck.
Am I able to just pull this handle off? I dont see a set screw anywhere. When I pull on the handle, it sounds like I'm pulling on the pipes.
Any suggestions?
Appreciate the help!
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I have a Dreamline shower base to install. The installation manual does not say to drill screws in the base to the studs but I see a lot of people putting screws in. Should I just put the base in mortar only or put screws and mortar? I have a wood subfloor and I was going to put tar paper down on the subfloor before the mortar but I can only find large rolls. I only need about a 3x3 piece. Is there a cheaper substitute I can use like plastic or something? If not I will just buy a roll.
02-20-23, 09:24 AM
