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Old 06-26-2010, 04:33 PM   #1
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Recently a discussion at our local jobsite came up concerning what each person thought to be the most difficult fixture to set (assuming RI was correct. This was the short list mentioned.

1. Urinal
2. Water Cooler
3. Pedistal Lavatory.

What say ye?
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Old 06-26-2010, 04:51 PM   #2
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urinal by far, because its usually a direct replacment so you have to deal with all funny smelling stuff.
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Make a poll, and we will find out. I say a Pedestal Lavatory. No matter what one it is they are always difficult. Some prove to be very difficult. So the average is difficult. Urinals can vary, but pretty straight forward, smell = whatever.
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I would say a one piece shower on a cement floor
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pedastals always suck but a close second for sheer PITA are fully enclosed 5' acrylic tub/showers with the whirlpool option, my back hurts just thinking about em.
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Trim outs are all easy. If that's the hardest thing ya do, be happy.
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Most water coolers are easy, but I have installed a few that were a challenge due to lack of room to work. I am banging my head on the desk trying to remember what model it was, but it was installed at circuit city.
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If the rough in was done right, I can't think of any fixture difficult to install. If I had to pick one, I'd say it was an ADA sink with carriers. Leveling the sink on the carriers can get fustrating.
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Recently a discussion at our local jobsite came up concerning what each person thought to be the most difficult fixture to set (assuming RI was correct. This was the short list mentioned.

1. Urinal
2. Water Cooler
3. Pedistal Lavatory.

What say ye?
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