something you dont find everyday

[Eragorn Northe]

Below is a picture of the floor under the main bathroom jacuzi tub
in the basement, the utility room to be precise.
the opening for the plumbing here has taken a portion of the floor out.
How would you word this?
thanks

[Michael Roberson]

Im missing it: is this a basement? Im assuming the trap is out of frame.

[Larry D. Kage]

Originally Posted by enorthe

Below is a picture of the floor under the main bathroom jacuzi tub
How would you word this?
thanks

Seems typical of a tub. And, as Michael said, the trap must be out of the picture, below?\


ABS? Is it a manufactured home?


The subfloor cutout is needed to make room for the drain.

[Eragorn Northe]

No, it was built in 1976, i have not seen the plumbing done in such a way as to see light in the basement from the bathroom upstairs.

one of those picky things I thought the plumbing should have been done better.

[Mark Thorman]

Looks like standard operating procedure to me. We don't have basements but the sub-floors are always cut out like that.

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[Gary Farnsworth]

Looks good for 30+ years of age.

[Michael Roberson]

Most of the drain cutouts i see are about that size. The tub doesn't rest on the floor there, other than aesthetics, potential draft, and eliminating potential rodent access I wouldn't call it a problem.

[Joe Funderburk, CMI]

If the basement is unconditioned, then they should fill the voids with insulation.

[Eragorn Northe]

Thanks for all the comments,