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DWV pipe through studs
I'm using 2" DWV pipe for bathroom/kitchen sinks and vent. I'm in the
process of constructing the walls. Can I get by with a 2x6" wall or do I need 2x8"? I will be boring the studs to accommodate the pipe. -- ================================================= Franz Fripplfrappl |
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