Shower to Laundry Drain Conversion

[Gandrews531]

I'm doing a remodel on my 2nd floor bathroom and converting the old stand up shower into laundry with a direct drain (no tub). I just want to make sure I'm not going to have any drainage issues.

Below is the rough-in. My assumption the the drain is tied into the vent under the floor. The horizontal run is 12" and it's got 1/4" slope.

Any sage advice on the proposed set-up is welcome.

Thanks -

Gary

 

[MACPLUMB]

 

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[MACPLUMB]

This is what yours needs to look like in PVC, without the sink tie-in

 

[Terry]

The p-trap is 6" to 18" above the floor.
Standpipe 18" to 30" above the trap.

The 90 bend from vertical to horizontal is a long turn 90 below the floor.

 

[Reach4]

Any sage advice on the proposed set-up is welcome.

Old post, and old picture. I made this for the OPs original picture from March before I noticed it was an old post.

Michigan uses IPC, and that is more permissive than UPC for standpipes.

 

[Terry]

I believe there was a p-trap left in the floor that needs to come out too.