Exposed plumbing in closet

[Ryan Stouffer]

Is there anything against having exposed supply plumbing and waste plumbing in the ceiling of a closet? I don't know why they did it but they did it.

[Scott Patterson]

I can't think of any reason it would be a problem.

But!!!!

The PEX is not supported properly and it could be easily damaged by something being pushed up against it. The lines really need to be protected from damage.

[Ryan Stouffer]

Scott, thanks for working on a Sunday!

[Scott Patterson]

Scott, thanks for working on a Sunday!
Well, truth be known we skipped church today because we have that dang H1N1 bug in the house! I'm hiding in my office upstairs!

For some reason I have been granted a pardon by the flu god so I get to take care of everyone else! Wahoo.....

[Gunnar Alquist]

For some reason I have been granted a pardon by the flu god so I get to take care of everyone else! Wahoo.....

And you will be rewarded by catching it just as you are ready to go to work. :cool:

[Jerry Peck]

In addition to what Scott said, the ceiling needs to be sealed around those pipes.

[A.D. Miller]

Is there anything against having exposed supply plumbing and waste plumbing in the ceiling of a closet? I don't know why they did it but they did it.

RS: I would say, right off hand, that common sense would prohibit an installation like that . . .

Did the owner have a sign like this posted on the front door?:D

[Frank Bombardiere]

Look honey we can hang more clothes up here on this plastic thingy.