Installing All Plumbing for a Full Bath

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[bazilwreckerloughead]

I love those PEX lines, it makes it so much faster & easier!

[samuelmuldoon]

Thank you for making this video. I am replacing a small amount of the old plumbing for my bath and shower. The shower head had a regular 90 degree elbow (not a drop ear elbow). It looks like the drop-ear has a couple of holes for wood screws so that the elbow can be attached to the framing. My old shower/bath has no framing up at the top, and there was nothing holding the shower-head in place except for the pipe. I have no wood framing, and the elbows and pipes have no clamps to hold them onto anything. I suppose my first order of business should be to put in some wood framing.

[wrenchaholic_]

Would definitely insulate the bathroom and use 5/8 sheetrock on both sides. It make a huge difference with noise when the shower is in use and the added privacy is nice being in the main living space.

[Sarah_Jean]

The progress is impressive. Instructional video, as always!

Also, I love that you keep safety in mind (knees, eyes, ears).

[christopherharris]

Awesome video as always Kordare. The Guest bathroom is coming along awesomely can't wait to see what you've got in store for the outdoor entertainment area.

[benjaminbishop]

Kordare, your content is excellent! You’re super knowledgeable about everything. Please keep it coming.

[Googaliemoogalie]

A lot of nice work done there! A few things that need to be fixed though with the washroom to be code. The trap arm for the sink is too long for the diameter pipe for 1.5" pipe, the length has to be 6" or less. And the direction can't change more than 130 degrees.
There also either needs to be a window or a vent fan that can handle the volume of air in the bathroom.

[jsides]

TY so much for lining the text on the PVC. It makes a rough in look so much cleaner.

[julieknight]

Can't wait to see the whole room finished.

[jin]

Badass... love the content. Everything from cars to home diy! Keep up the great work

[manuelbolis]

Some states in usa goes irc plumbing codes, some others Upc codes.
By upc codes that 1 1/2"trap arm for the vanity can not be extended more than 42" from the vent tee and also you can't use more than 90 degrees, otherwise you need to install a cleanout

[Gerardto]

1-1/2" drain for a lav can only go a maximum of 6 ft before connecting to the vent.. I believe your lav is too far away from the vent and is basically unvented. Also, you are allowed a maximum of 135 degrees change of direction on that pipe before connecting it to the vent.. you exceeded that with 2 90 degree elbows. An air admittance valve behind the wall above flood level with a sanitary tee instead of a 90 degree elbow could have possibly been a fix depending on your local building codes.

[jimmski]

Nice work! 👍I personally prefer the pinch clamps, no gauge required, my Ryobi crimper gives me a green light, more idiot proof. 😂

[trevonjones]

Doing this exact thing today, you’re process is exactly what I needed to see thank you

[rodrickthompson]

Bro!!! Yo frame-game Krazy!!!!❤😊😂, 🔥🔥🔥💯👏

[brucestorey]

All in all a pretty good job. The only thing I see that is wrong is your first tee on the cold side should be 3/4x1/2x1/2. The tee that you used to connect to your system on the cold side should be 3//4x3/4x3/4 (3/4” Tee). Good job, though.

[sharadkolhe]

Found your this vid pretty useful as i hv exactly similar washroom in my basement. In fact got the same 3side wall on tub from home depot too👍

[Was-here]

Nice work. Cant wait to see the 1st poop video!

[Jazzyjdotca]

Put a vent grate In the closet at the bottom of the tub. Can make a great hiding spot

[DannerPlace]

Nice work on the tub drain and overflow.