Basement toilet and shower rough-in is in the planning stage. Is there a chance that the horizontal section of the vent could clog in this arrangement. Nothing is finalized yet.
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Basement toilet and shower rough-in is in the planning stage. Is there a chance that the horizontal section of the vent could clog in this arrangement. Nothing is finalized yet.
That would not be an approved install anywhere in the U.S. that I am aware of.
All vent take-offs must rise vertically to a level at least 42" above the floor.
How about this? Fittings 3 and 7 are rolled a little bit off the horizomtal.
You are wasting your efforts.
The angle of any section of vent below 42" must be greater than 45 degrees.
You are going to need to re-think your drain and vent routing.
What is that pipe coming down from above? If is is a drain for any fixture on the upper levels, you cannot make a vent connection to it in the basement.
A shower's vent can be 1-1/2", but the drain should be 2".
I can see why you'd rather not, but you're going to need to move the double wye downstream, so the vents can rise vertically inside that stud wall there.
I know it means breaking more concrete, and distrupting your laundry room area, but it's the proper way.
You just CANNOT have horizontal vent piping under the floor.
Neither vent is allowed.
Thats what I was afraid of.Quote:
Originally Posted by dlarrivee
Not wasting anything as I am trying to determine the correct way.Quote:
Originally Posted by cacher_chick
There use to be a basement laundry sink on the other side so that stack rising is all venting. ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by cacher_chick