This is the stub outs I put in yesterday coming up into the shower wall.
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I put elbows aiming lift on these two pipes. (from pic above).
I then ran the pipe through the stud to the left (seen in pic above) and immediately where it comes out of the stud on the other side I put a T in each pipe so I can bring a water line up to the shower.
Next, I focused on getting the pipe in the next wall. I am not even sure how I got these in the wall. The wall to the left is the shower wall.
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You can see in the left side of the pic the pipe in the shower wall not connects to the pipe in the other wall.
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In the left of this pic you can see the hot and cold T for the shower.
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This is now on the drivers side of the bus with the elbows aiming towards the front.
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Here is the pipe in place on the drivers side wall.
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I was actually able to feed the pipe into the wall that was already covered up and come in right behind the sink.
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It would take to long to discribe how I was able to do this but it worked out really well.
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More soon!
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