Ayuh,...... I'd go 3" or 4", or you'll be diggin' up the 2" when it plugs up,....
'n it will plug up,....
Ayuh,...... I'd go 3" or 4", or you'll be diggin' up the 2" when it plugs up,....Moving basement bathroom around and there is a shower drain but no toilet drain. Shower min is 2” and toilet min is 3”. If they installed a 2” drain is my only option to break up the concrete and install a new 3” line? Thanks.
So for a toilet. I have an old style toilet that pumps 6litres of water. The big tank. Will that work in the basement or do I need a specialty one that doesn’t use gravityHow do you expect to flush a man sized dump through a 2" drain?![]()
It ain't going to flow.
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Ayuh,..... Is the sewer line under the slab, 'n flows away,..??So for a toilet. I have an old style toilet that pumps 6litres of water. The big tank. Will that work in the basement or do I need a specialty one that doesn’t use gravity
Yes it will beAyuh,..... Is the sewer line under the slab, 'n flows away,..??So for a toilet. I have an old style toilet that pumps 6litres of water. The big tank. Will that work in the basement or do I need a specialty one that doesn’t use gravity
This is dependent on is you have proper slope down to the outlet.So for a toilet. I have an old style toilet that pumps 6litres of water. The big tank. Will that work in the basement or do I need a specialty one that doesn’t use gravity
Probably worth the cash to do it right. One backup and then whatThis is dependent on is you have proper slope down to the outlet.So for a toilet. I have an old style toilet that pumps 6litres of water. The big tank. Will that work in the basement or do I need a specialty one that doesn’t use gravity
Very little slope, or (forbid), any uphill, and you need the proper basement model.
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You will be asking the question.Probably worth the cash to do it right. One backup and then what