Wet venting toilet

[tcmhvac]

Hello! Pls see photo attached
Water closet is wall hung unit above draining via 3" pvc; my question is if I will need to vent the toilet given two "wet vents" donstr3am just within a few feet. Does the stack vent this fixture as well despite draining into a wye with 45? See 4x3 wye on right to drain stack.

Thanks!

 

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[Jeff H Young]

dont see picture but coming off stack with a wye , santee or combi wouldnt matter with a water closet

 

[tcmhvac]

dont see picture but coming off stack with a wye , santee or combi wouldnt matter with a water closet

 

[Jeff H Young]

passes upc plumbing code provided developed length to the vent from top of flange is less than 6 ft to vent. sorry didnt notice you have that NJ code nothing at all like anywhere else youll have to crack the book

 

[wwhitney]

How is the drain of the wall hung toilet connected to the other visible drains? It should connect to the stack on the left, with the lavs and the dry vent from the same story, not the stack on the right. The stack on the right is receiving drainage from the floor above, and can't be used to wet vent anything on this story. While if the WC connects as the next fixture below the san-tee receiving the lavs, it will be wet vented by those lavs.

Cheers, Wayne

 

[Jeff H Young]

W/C on top looks good I cant tell about the bottom looks ok what I do see suspect some wyes below the floor

 

[tcmhvac]

Thanks so much all for your replies! Attaching image to assist - the wet vent is total 7' from the 3x2 wye - will my toilet flush ?

 

[Jeff H Young]

It will work fine. but illegal in my code. something about those tiny pics cant read notes or blow them up to look at it all but dont see issue. usually or sometimes I click on the pic and view full screen

 

[wwhitney]

That's an impressive stack up of 3 wall hung WCs and 3 double lavs. I can't read any of the small text on the right side; the rest is legible if you enlarge it. All your baths and showers drain separately and are vented separately?

Anyway, the potential issue in that the bottom WC goes directly to the 4" line, rather than joining with the lavs first. If it joined with the lavs first, the lavs would went vent it. However, what is on the 4" line upstream of the picture? You should an unnecessary dry vent pulled off the 4" line upstream of the lavs, and you show the 4" line continuing upstream to left.

Cheers, Wayne