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Looking for a bit of help. This is my sub floor layout I have this exposed. I am trying to figure out the my options. Kerdi pan 1 1/4 in thick at the edges. Wedi pan 1 1/2 thick at the edges. *Both brands are saying min. subfloor thickness is 3/4 * If I use Kerdi: 2 1/8 - 1 1/4 = 7/8" - 3/4"...

SO...… I am at the point where I am going to start framing the master bath and taking out an old wall to make this happen this evening/tomorrow. The room space I was thinking was 14-16ft L x 8ft W I want to have the bathroom portion of the master bath/closet to have: soaker tub, barrier free...

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Hi there just a quick question!! I'm looking into adding a bathroom on my main floor, and the only thing holding me back at this point is the plumbing, I can do all the other work myself! Is it up to code to tie into my existing stack at its clean out with a Y and include a new clean out for...

Hey, first time posting, but I refrence this site all the time... so... Heres the deal. I want to put a toilet in the basement where the flange is going to be 3' from the main stack in the basement. I don't want to take up the floor to run it because the main goes directly through the B-dry...

I am renovating a basement laundry/bathroom and have a question on insulation. I have glued 1" foam board to exterior cement block walls and then tuck taped all seams. i then put up a regular 2x4 wall about 5" from the foam because i needed to run dryer ducting and water pipes, my question is...

I bought a house about 3 and a half years ago, which has a large addition on the 2nd floor only. The addition consists of a family room and a master suite. I checked to make sure the addition was permited, but I didn't think to look specifically that the bath was part of that permit. I've...

My husband and I just bought a house and want to add a bathroom in the basement, and try to do as much of it ourselves as we can (!!??!). We're gonna hire a guy to break up the concrete, rough in all the plumbing, and attach all the fixtures, and do the rest ourselves: carpentry, electrical...