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Old 10/1/11, 3:39 PM
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Default Identify covers at floor

On a 2010 build with a basement could you tell me what these covered areas are?

Pictures 1-4.

I have a general idea, but want to be sure I know what I am seeing.
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Old 10/1/11, 4:09 PM
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Default Re: Identify covers at floor

picture 4 is a rough in for a future bathroom previous pictures appear to be plugged floor drains, first one is probably a clean out



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Old 10/1/11, 4:12 PM
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#1. Looks like a clean-out cap.
#2. Looks like a potential floor drain.
#3. Looks like a potential floor drain.
#4. Looks like a rough-in for future bath sink and toilet (Layed out for framed wall inside poured wall.).



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Old 10/1/11, 4:16 PM
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You got it Jim...was typing when you posted.



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Old 10/1/11, 4:26 PM
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Yep, one is a pvc screw in cap plug for clean out or whatever and the other an expansion plug cap.
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Marcel wins as the most correct answer for the two different types.



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Old 10/7/11, 1:55 PM
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c.o. covers





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All right David, I answered this question somewhere else.

They are stub outs for "future bathrooms".



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Old 10/7/11, 5:34 PM
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All right David, I answered this question somewhere else.

They are stub outs for "future bathrooms".

Yes sir, you sure did!! Personal email!!

But you were working, so I posted here!!



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