Anyone know the implications of a P-trap having a seal depth greater than 4"? I would like to assemble a P-Trap using LT fittings to aid in cleanout from a potential clog for a floor drain. My last home was plagued with cast iron drains with clogged (integrated) ptrap. A 3" P-trap using LT 90's seemed an easier prospect to clean down the road.
Doing this makes the seal depth closer to 6". Didn't know if this would pose a practical problem for use. I noticed the IPC mentions 4" max or deeper for special designs...
Random side question, does a floor drain P-trap need to face in the direction of flow perfectly, or can it be angled by, say 45 degrees. I have seen This Thread that makes it clear that this is okay for sink p-traps, but didn't know if floor drains caused an issue.
Doing this makes the seal depth closer to 6". Didn't know if this would pose a practical problem for use. I noticed the IPC mentions 4" max or deeper for special designs...
Random side question, does a floor drain P-trap need to face in the direction of flow perfectly, or can it be angled by, say 45 degrees. I have seen This Thread that makes it clear that this is okay for sink p-traps, but didn't know if floor drains caused an issue.