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removing a full bathroom
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Posted by lovinlife06 (My Page) on Mon, Nov 23, 09 at 10:29
| we have a bathroom that is poorly located.(opens to dining area, yuk) had it closed off for a few years. We are now remodeling and have decided to use the space to be a pantry for the kitchen. I am now ready to gut the room and move a wall. But what I don't know is what do I do about drains and vents? Is it fine to simply cut and cap?(raised foundation) We are also reroofing so the vents to the roof can be removed completely during the process. |
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RE: removing a full bathroom
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| It depends on your other baths? In my house the baths are stacked and share vents and drains. I would not be able to cap anything. |
RE: removing a full bathroom
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| single story and does not share a vent Hate to remove a bath but much easier and cost effective than moving a kitchen and diningroom. |
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