Thanks to all you who have asked similar answers in others posts, I have researched this a lot and I would really appreciate a first hand review.
My toilet drain here is on its own branch. Nothing sharing the branch. It connects to the main horizontal drain line a few feet away. The drain stack is also a few feet away and about a foot up the main horizontal drain. I asked my inspector (UPC in Florida) if it needs and additional vent and he did not really have a comment on it. He just approved it. My final for rough in will be at the end of the week. I don't want this to come up as and issue if another inspector has a different opinion. I could catch the washer vent a few feet down the line but, the house has floor joists about every 10-12 inches and the vent and there is a floor beam in the way.
Do I need and additional vent for the toilet branch?
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My toilet drain here is on its own branch. Nothing sharing the branch. It connects to the main horizontal drain line a few feet away. The drain stack is also a few feet away and about a foot up the main horizontal drain. I asked my inspector (UPC in Florida) if it needs and additional vent and he did not really have a comment on it. He just approved it. My final for rough in will be at the end of the week. I don't want this to come up as and issue if another inspector has a different opinion. I could catch the washer vent a few feet down the line but, the house has floor joists about every 10-12 inches and the vent and there is a floor beam in the way.
Do I need and additional vent for the toilet branch?
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