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How do you vent the lavatory with a wall mount faucet?
I'll post here and maybe revive this thread...
I am considering a wall mount faucet for a new lavatory installation. The valve models I have looked at all install in the 2x4 wall cavity, leaving no room to run the vent line up to the ceiling.
How do you vent a lavatory with a wall mount faucet? I can see making a 90 degree bend with the vent line over to adjacent study cavity. But, aren't all vent bends supposed to be six inches above the plane of the sink? That doesn't seem possible to achieve. The faucet valve is in the way before that height.
What's the standard practice? Any advice would be great before I make any purchases.
I'll post here and maybe revive this thread...
I am considering a wall mount faucet for a new lavatory installation. The valve models I have looked at all install in the 2x4 wall cavity, leaving no room to run the vent line up to the ceiling.
How do you vent a lavatory with a wall mount faucet? I can see making a 90 degree bend with the vent line over to adjacent study cavity. But, aren't all vent bends supposed to be six inches above the plane of the sink? That doesn't seem possible to achieve. The faucet valve is in the way before that height.
What's the standard practice? Any advice would be great before I make any purchases.