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Old 02-11-2005, 12:41 PM   #1
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What is the standard rough in distance for a bath tub drain from the wall? This will be in a basement floor, so I would like to get it right beings it will be in concrete.

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Old 02-11-2005, 02:38 PM   #2
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Your best to get the rough in from the tub or shower you plan on using. Standards are at times deceiving.
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Thanks for the info. Is it ok to leave a 16"x16" blockout in the concrete there to allow for the drain to be moved to the exact location when I do get the tub? Of course I will have the 2" drain line under the concrete, but then the trap can be rotated to fit the tub drain.
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I would recommend a 3" drain for the shower. You are running a 3" for the toilet anyways right? As for leaving the 16" x 16" block out that should be fine. Depending on your inspector. When you run all this plumbing under you should also add a back flow valve to the system. It is code in some places and just good practice anyway. It will stop backups that start outside, from ruining your work.
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