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Framing out Wet Wall for Waste Pipes
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" To wet walk right. Bob that's of the -- all the and Bob I mean current. In the dollar and it's holding up the second walk brand. Which eventually holds up the rule that is very important structural wall it is so but what we've had a door that actually make that Walt Becker in order to. -- the plumber. Put his waste lines in about. Second walkout which directly involved and that's why you quality their wet wall or -- base off the thick wires. What we've done is made it Becker. This of the bearing wall that's of the bill Walton. That -- we just finished building. And -- that waste line here goes up. In over here. And then eventually back over to the shower in the second floor about yes. And on the other side here over here we have the toilet for the same -- and picked up the lavatory. Thank. About over here. On this fight in the war which is the I'm the same wet wall in the in the den area and yet down into the basement for it connects into the main line down down there yeah ordinarily you would've been able to fit this size pipe in a stud wall cavity but because it's structural we have a -- don't want to grow into that. That's why we need to fatten up the wall call a wet walked -- well are you doing almost finished on this I have no one last Jack stud to put -- in any need to bang it in him. A little bit out of place."