Rerouting Plumbing Under Kitchen Sink From Floor To Wall

It sounds like the concrete path will have to be dug up for this.

Rerouting plumbing under kitchen sink from floor to wall.

Rerouting kitchen sink water pipes through wall. Similar to the chase is the soffit. Plumbing forum professional diy advice. Unscrew the plastic pipe from the cast iron in the basement.

Cost in addition to being less invasive rerouting pipes is a more cost effective solution than digging into a home s concrete slab. For the kitchen sink you would initially need to access the drainage outside and create a point that reduces down to one and a half inch to except your drainage from the kitchen sink. Washer floods into kitchen sink rerouting furnace condensate drain. New bathroom vanity and rerouting drain.

Re installing plumbing from floor to wall. Cut away a 10 inch by 2 foot section of flooring. For a 3 inch pipe use a drill and reciprocating saw to cut a hole about 4 1 4 inches by 10 inches through both the bottom plate of the room you are working in and the top plate of the room below. Specifically i am jus.

From what i understand i can use an elongated p trap before making the turn to connect to the floor drain to avoid an s trap situation but this setup would seem to limit vanity choice with the additional piping. A chase is a false wall that creates a cavity used to conceal plumbing. Use a snake to clean out the cast iron before attaching back to it. The chase is most commonly used for running new vent stacks.

I m about to install all new plumbing for under the kitchen sink double bowl and was trying to find out the requirements for the cold hot water lines and drain pipes. I m about to get started on the bathroom and i see that the plumber has kept the sink drain on the floor. If you have access to the space below this floor the best course of action would be to re route these water pipes so that the riser portion comes right up under the center of the thickness of the wall that you show here. Rerouting can also be accomplished by digging tunnels or trenches under the house to access pipes as opposed to tearing up the flooring and support of the home.

Now you have to cut the back of the new cabinet out to get to the waste piping in the wall cut the wall and lower the piping or have the cabinets pulled so you can cut into the wall. The chase can be stacked from floor to floor of the home. Cut a hole with some wiggle room for the new pipe. Then you would just be opening the drywall here to put elbows on the pipes to bring them out of the wall.

I ve been googling this all day but haven t been able to find anything which leads me to think there s not. When i arrive and look under the sink the piping is too high coming out of the wall to hook up the new sink and many times the homeowner not only gets an under the counter sink but gets a deeper sink a well. Without commenting on your existing piping drill a 2 1 8 hole in the center of the 2 x 4 behind the vanity. Plumbing forum professional diy advice.

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