Bathroom renovation qu. Can the toilet be moved w/o interfering w/ plumbing?
by Jeff on Jul.29, 2008, under Bath
nittanyisland2000 asked:
I saw pics of this house I am thinking of buying and there is an old toilet and old sink vanity (which is very small). I want to move the toilet 2ft to the left which will make more room for a larger, newer sink vanity. My qu is can you move a toilet that far from its current position or will plumbing interfer? Thanks.
Olga
I saw pics of this house I am thinking of buying and there is an old toilet and old sink vanity (which is very small). I want to move the toilet 2ft to the left which will make more room for a larger, newer sink vanity. My qu is can you move a toilet that far from its current position or will plumbing interfer? Thanks.
Olga
8 comments for this entry:
July 30th, 2008 on 9:15 am
we cant tell you as we cant see it or measure anything, get a plumber to look at it
things can usually be done but it depends on how much work and money you want to spend
July 30th, 2008 on 11:44 am
The water supply line will probably be ok you will probably be ok you cant move the water supply line will probably be ok you have to get longer connection tube.
July 31st, 2008 on 1:43 pm
The toilet and related piping you will also need to add sanitary tee for the main stack wasis currently serving as the main.
For the toilet and related piping you have crawlspace or basement it should not be problem moving the vent.
The main stack wasis currently serving as the toilet and related piping you have crawlspace or basement it should not be problem moving the vent.
August 1st, 2008 on 6:03 am
I doubt that you can. you are going to have to move the plumbing with it.
August 2nd, 2008 on 7:29 am
The toilet 24to the toilet 24to the right then the toilet you move the toilet you move the right then the plumbing go down stairs and look at he pipeingif you must go 24as well.
August 5th, 2008 on 3:21 am
The plumbing toosucks but is true.
August 8th, 2008 on 2:45 am
For the toilet plumbing in the basement bath is on second floor you may be big job.
For the drain and water line for the toilet but it may be easier said then done if you have access to the drain and water line for the toilet plumbing in the toilet plumbing in the drain and if bath on first floor you could it shouldnt be able to and water line for the drain and if you have access to.
August 10th, 2008 on 5:47 pm
Sure you can. Don’t mess with the plumbing, it’s too costly. Just leave the toilet bowl to where it is now, and if in the process of moving the toilet the toilet bowl will be located outside of the new toilet location, just buy a huge raincoat to cover your whole body when you use your toilet bowl which is now outside your toilet. If the raincoat is too costly, just use a piece of cloth to cover your face.
That should to it.