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Old 04-14-2007, 06:05 AM
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Re: Water closet
Thanks Richard,
The alarm is a good Idea.

Was a pan required in 84?
If you have a slab and the water heater is located in the middle of the unit. How would you install a drain to the exterior if it had to be brought up to code. You would have to cut a troth.

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I would say yes to that as would any remodel job.
Tim thanks for your reply but it's not a "remodel" but a "replacement".
In the last ten years I only know one person that said they got a permit for replacement, and they could have been pulling my leg on that.

I don't know of anyone getting a permit when they replace there Heating and Air either. These are reputable company's doing these replacements and you would think there business is on the line.

I think in reality that the AHJ doesn't push for and turns a blind eye to-wards "replacements".
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