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OK, I'll go with 1" from meter to house.

Do I need the city to get me a meter larger than 5/8" bore, like 3/4"?

Thanks

Thanks Terry... working late I guess?

So run a 1" line from a 5/8" - 3/4"meter? Would that be a special adapter or can it be done with off-the-shelf pieces?

The City of Seattle website say...

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I'm in Seattle and in the process of adding a second bathroom to a 1920 house. I've got a 1/2" galvanized line running from the meter into the house, from that entrance it opens out to 3/4"...

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I'm curious why it wouldn't be inspector-approved. My intepretation was that the toilet was well within the critical distance to the vent in the basin.

I am planning on connecting...

Situation: new basement bath w/sewage basin & ejector.

Toilet located 30" horizontal from basin.

Basin will have a dedicated 2" vent to the roof.

The 4" basin inlet centerline is 11"...

I'm doing a remodel & adding a basement bath. The house currently has one bathroom and all the hot water distribution throughout the house is via 1/2" lines all the way back to the water heater. As...

both models pass 2" solids, which seems to be the standard for resdiential models I've looked at.

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I'm looking for a sewage pump recommendation. The job is a basement bath, stack exits mid-height on the foundation wall, so the lift needs to be 7' or so from the floor. I noticed a...