Securing vent stack

[ScrewItUpYourself]

I have a utility sink in my basement that sits along a concrete wall with a footer. Since I can't run the vent stack within or directly against the wall, I ran the P-trap sideways with the vent stack running a few inches (about a hand's width) off the wall along the side of the sink.

My question is what is considered the most professional-looking way to secure this. My understanding is that the PVC needs to be supported every four feet per UPC Table 313.3. I was thinking of maybe securing some sort of L-bracket to the wall with tapcons and strapping the pipe to that. Just not sure what kind of hardware I should get. Any pictures of similar installations or links to hardware examples would be appreciated.

 

[WorthFlorida]

Depending how far from the floor, you can use liquid nails to hold the plate it to the floor, or tapcon it to the wall. You'll need 3/8" threaded rod cut to lenght and use the iron clamp around the pipe.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Oatey-3-8-in-Galvanized-Ceiling-Plate-33560/301505467

https://www.homedepot.com/p/The-Plu...r-Suspending-Tubing-5-Pack-02HSHB-5/309599728