rough plumbing question
I'm about to start plumbing my bathroom project. It's an addition off the master bedroom, so all 4 walls are exterior (1 old, 3 new). All walls are over block sill and rim joists. Sink drain and vent are coming in from the new crawl space at 45 degrees, thru a notch in the (now) interior bottom plate. So, the question is: would you do the same with the sink and toilet feed lines, to keep them in the wall? Or would you come up through the floor? I see benefits to both, curious what folks with more experience would do.
Thanks!
I'm about to start plumbing my bathroom project. It's an addition off the master bedroom, so all 4 walls are exterior (1 old, 3 new). All walls are over block sill and rim joists. Sink drain and vent are coming in from the new crawl space at 45 degrees, thru a notch in the (now) interior bottom plate. So, the question is: would you do the same with the sink and toilet feed lines, to keep them in the wall? Or would you come up through the floor? I see benefits to both, curious what folks with more experience would do.
Thanks!