Kitchen drain adjustments to reduce water

[Indyshawn]

Thanks again to all that offered advice on this job - especially Redwood! Here is a pic of the final outcome - it's all secure, sealed, and dry! The vent wasn't too difficult to add either. I'm in Indiana - I don't think there is a problem with having the vent if I understand the plumbing code correctly (did a check of it online). My wife is quite happy to have a functional sink again so I'm happy as well!

 

[SewerRatz]

Thanks again to all that offered advice on this job - especially Redwood! Here is a pic of the final outcome - it's all secure, sealed, and dry! The vent wasn't too difficult to add either. I'm in Indiana - I don't think there is a problem with having the vent if I understand the plumbing code correctly (did a check of it online). My wife is quite happy to have a functional sink again so I'm happy as well!

Last time Studor updated their site, it does show that AAV's where aproved by Indiana. http://www.ipscorp.com/studor/reference/approvals

It looks great. You did an awesome job.

 

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[Redwood]

Nice job Shawn!
Thanks for posting back with the update & finished picture....
Seeing how well it turned out makes it all worthwhile...

I bet it drains a bit better too huh?

 

[SteveW]

That is a great looking job indeed! Congrats, Shawn.


Redwood - you really went above and beyond the call of duty with the pics and advice.