u/Kwagner-89

Wondering if this gap in deco is normal?

The two copper pipes are existing roof vents. The 2” line that jogs up comes off the washing machine trap arm about 5’ down and turns horizontal about 9” above standpipe for washer. The kitchen sink vent also comes in right there and that’s currently retro fit (will be changed to abs soon) the venting for that is just kept the same as original, doesn’t quite meet current codes but that’s the 1.5” coming in on the right side.

I was exhausted throwing down some 24x24 tile. I fell forward on my first row trying to clean a joint , compressing my ridges a bit, my subfloor is incredibly level and flat but now I have an 1/8” dip I where I didn’t go back to add. (Woulda had to pull floor and restart at that point mud was to dry and I was a row down)

Anyway I’m mad I didn’t, there’s an 8th inch of drop on the one joint in the bathroom. Wondering how hard it’ll be to chip out 4 tiles and scrape and reset them.

I wouldn’t worry at all about this but I have dirta heating underneath so I’m debating how worth it this will be, or if I just finish up throw it on the market and forget it happened. At least it slopes away from the corner where tub meets wall….😢😪

Also before you say anything about my overuse of heating cable.

1. It’ll be a cold day in hell those clowns warranty anything
2. It away from your toilet flange.

If you can’t tell it’s the first two bit tiles on row #1 but I’ll be taking out 4 full tiles furthest from door.