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Garen T.
  • Vendor
  • Vancouver, WA
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Putting in a bathroom floor drain.

Garen T.
  • Vendor
  • Vancouver, WA
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I'm getting ready to submit permits for another duplex. Both sides will be for rental. Based on past experience, this time I had added to the plans for bathroom floor drains to be put right behind the toilet. I always put in tile floor, but this would 100% eliminate any toilet or tub overflow concerns. 

I already have a drain pan put under the washer, but this added security seems worth it. Has anyone else ever done this, and is there a downside?

Thanks

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