There should be a trap built into the toilet.. Don't know what type of pipe you have now

 

More than likely you are dealing with a 3" or larger pipe and moving it that distance shouln't be a problem

like ken said your toilet is already trapped.

 

Thanks guys. Thats what I thought but on other "informative" sites I heard of people suggesting otherwise. It's a 3" pipe, I will probably cut an oval, then add a 45 degree turn and possible a small extension. Time to rent a 40 pound drill! :thumbsup:

 

If you are talking about DWV for the toilet, no trap is needed. That trap is built into the toilet. Bathroom sinks normally have the trap installed directly under the sink, so that also does need a trap below the floor. so, not sure what type of trap you say is needed??????

 

We are good. I have seen illustrations where people include a p trap under their toilet, it is my impression that this is some different style of toilet because mine (and most of them?) has the P trap built in the stool itself. Back to demo-drilling, thanks again for the warm fuzzies of being on the right track.

 

JustBill. Please go back and add the word "not" to the part about bath sinks. I know you meant to say that the sink does not need a trap under the floor since it has the one under the sink. Double trapping of fixtures is unecessary and against code.