Adding a second bathroom to a bungalow
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The vanity can't vent like that.
The vent on the toilet should be vertical until it is 6" above the bowl.
The vent on the toilet should be vertical until it is 6" above the bowl.
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setherichards
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Thanks for your advice Terry.
I thought wet venting was permitted these sorts of situations.
I thought wet venting was permitted these sorts of situations.
The vent for the lav comes off the top, not the bottom. You could use the lav to wet vent a shower if it were going though the roof, but as you have drawn it, anytime the shower runs by the lav stub up, it can pull. A vent is always from the top, not the bottom. Also if you were to wet vent the lav over the shower, it would need to be 2" in the wet portion.
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setherichards
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Yes, though it would look better to me if you either just showed the trap arm for the lav without the vertical or if you included the p-trap into the drawing.
setherichards
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The P trap for the sink would connect to a 90 drain elbow into the wall. Is this correct?
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Yes, as long as it turned horizontally at the elbow, not vertical.
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