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  1. Mcnattyp

    Three ways to plumb a toilet in a slab

    Option 1 (the PVC is just there for discussion): Option 2: Option 3: Please view and discuss which one is the "best" way to plumb a toilet. In all cases, north of the picture is a bathroom sink, shower and washing machine. The visible parts are 3", the northward run would...
  2. Mcnattyp

    Basement re-vent above upper sink?

    I'm sure everyone is enjoying the nice weather, but if you have a moment, please enlighten me about the vent requirements here. Which of these locations is acceptable to tie-in a new vent? Ideally, the low one since it's accessible. The upper one would require drywall demolition on a finished...
  3. Mcnattyp

    wye or what

    What fitting to use here? I can run the sink and toilet lines at elevations relative to each other (the dotted line). The sink is 2" drain, the toilet 3". Would it be a 3" elbow with 2" heel inlet like this? Or is that baaaad for the toilet vent? I could connect the lav drain...
  4. Mcnattyp

    Macerating/grinder sewage pump recommendations

    I will be installing a macerating/grinding sewage ejection pump in my new basement remodel (new poured concrete floor) and have some experience replacing failed units in the past. Is there a consensus for some top of the line models? I found the Zoeller Shark. Others? Preferably a kit/system...
  5. Mcnattyp

    How to install lavatory legs

    I bought some lav legs from the box store and they didn't come with instructions and I can't figure out how to use the parts. I've gone back to the store and looked in the other packages but they don't have instructions. I've been to Plumb Pak's website, and in their immense "installation...
  6. Mcnattyp

    Wye from toilet into stack?

    I am doing a new PVC stack, drain, vent, etc, full replacement for cast iron. I happen to have a 3x3 wye and a 1/8 elbow, and those big fittings are pricey, so I'm wondering if I can use that to tie in my toilet, or if I should pony up for a 3x3 san-tee and a long-sweep 90. If the latter, do...
  7. Mcnattyp

    Loop vent for bathroom sink?

    Can I use a loop vent for a bathroom sink? How about if I use 2" drain pipe, not just 1 1/2" ? This is a total bathroom remodel. My problem arises because the bathroom sink is on an exterior, load-bearing wall. I would have to drill through 6 or so old 2x4 studs to connect to the new vent I'm...
  8. Mcnattyp

    installing washer/dryer in basement where none have come before

    I recently bought a 100 year old home in Portland, OR and need to install a washer/dryer in the house. I will not employ a plumber to help. I have so far been planning to put the set in the basement, but I have questions regarding hookups. I have an older-style Maytag Neptune (like 1999 or...
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