DWV Question

RandyBerkeley

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Will this venting work?
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The part I am most concered with is the 2" vent pipe, to vent both the toilet and the shower. Will this work?

Thanks for any help you can give.
- Randy
 
No part of the vent may run flat. Vents must rise vertical untill they are 6" above the flood level rimm of the highest fixture served.
 
Thanks everyone for your helpful responses. I really appreciate it. Even though I've tried to read up on all of this, it's still very easy to get it wrong!

C NUMB,
Was there an attachment in your reply to me? I can't see it?

nhmaster,
No part of the vent may run flat. Vents must rise vertical untill they are 6" above the flood level rimm of the highest fixture served.
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Do the vent rises have to be 100% vertical? Can there be some horizontal pitch?


Is this any better:
dwv2.jpg
 
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C NUMB,
Wow. Thanks for taking your time drawing that up! Those look like a good solutions.

Terry,
I'm in Berkeley, California. I added that to my user profile just now. From what (little) I understand, Berkeley, is slightly different that San Francisco for some things (e.g ABS allowed in Berkeley, Cast Iron required in San Francisco).
 
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