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I already have a toilet

I’m not worried about hiding the plumbing, I just wanted to know if there is any reason for not putting it outside other than maybe exposure to UV.

They wanted more money, another permit, have to hire a licensed plumber and more inspections just to put one toilet in. As it was it took almost a year just to get the slab poured.

I’m not cutting the slab....all plumbing is above the slab. I already have the rear discharge toilet..... my question is about the plumbing......should I keep it inside the building or run it all outside.

not in my county...

I'm getting ready to install a bathroom in my new shop. I didn't put any plumbing in the slab because of all the extra time and cost it was going to take. My plan was just to use a rear discharge toilet that bolts to the floor and go straight out the side of the building with the sewer line. Im...

Good so far.

wow....its been awhile.

thanks...

After a failed floor coating experience I think I just want to polish the floor in my shop. Is there anyone in here that does this in the Houston area? What is the cost per square foot to have this done? I guess I could rent a polisher. Anyone know how long it takes to polish 2400 sq ft?

It's 3

First one I've seen ......but it does have a dryer type cord that plugs into an outlet on the wall. It's working fine now though.

Now the bottom one kicked on. I asked the GF it it has been heating good and she said no. So I guess the top one was already out. It was twisted like it had overheated at some point. I guess when I moved it the other decided to kick the bucket.

As soon as I posted that I heard the upper element start heating. It's drawing 15 amps but the bottom isn't doing anything yet

I did shut off power first. I just put two new elements in it and still nothing