The pipes are in for the plumbing downstairs and the hot water heater vents have been run up through a wall in Rob's office.
Bit by bit, step by step, we are getting there.
I might have a bathroom and laundry room in my basement in the next month or two.
Oops. Did I say that out loud? Because this time LAST year...
I hope that your restoration is doing well. I can see that you already laid out your pipes. Setting them up can be complicated. A simple tip is to place them 12 inches away from heat sources such as flue vents. Having pipes near the heat source can cause a major problem in the future and may lead to water damage and extraction. If you want to be sure about your pipe set up, you can consult a plumbing company to check your piping lay-out.
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That was a very good advice, Phoebe! And I definitely agree with your tip. Installing the pipes away from the heating features is a good thing. For one, you are preventing the pipes from heating up and bursting. Also, having an appropriate room between the pipes or any other fixtures gives both a breathing space, which can be good for your piping lay-out. (Darryl Iorio)
Deletecarry on!! Well done.
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