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  1. 07-17-2011, 03:52 PM #1
    Jkappel84
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    Air condition Duct Creating an Obstruction

    Hello all...I am remodeling the master bathroom and am building a nice custom shower. Due to the way the shower is laid out now I am removing a wall in between the shower and the jacuzzi tub and then switching my plumbing over to the adjacent wall. When I removed the existing shower I noticed (attached photo) a HVAC riser running through the wall dead center on where I need to mount my shower body. I am stumped as ti figuring out if there is any way I can shift this riser over even 4 inches to get some space in the bay for my shower valve. If there is anyway to move it to the right so I can hug the stud I think it would be close enough for me. Any recommendations would be great. Thank you in advance.
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  2. 07-17-2011, 06:39 PM #2
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    load bearing wall?
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  3. 07-17-2011, 07:06 PM #3
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    Not load bearing.
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  4. 07-17-2011, 07:26 PM #4
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    offset the duct over to next stud space and back around valve. re-frame the wall.
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  5. 07-17-2011, 09:03 PM #5
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    Looks like you have 6 inch oval pipe. Easily movable if you can find the fittings. 2 Flat 45 's should work.
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