Why don't you have the tee under the wall instead of the toilet and have a 90 going from under the toilet into the branch connection?
Otherwise, if you are determined to use your current setup, you can swap out the tee for a wye fitting.
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Just wondering if it is possible to vent a toilet in this manner (see pic).
4" waste with a 3" vent line coming off the back of the waste line.
I'm not sure if this is acceptable or not. I am worried about the actual "waste" getting caught on the tee portion on the "way down".
I searched, but couldn't find anything that dealt with this scenario.
Any thoughts?
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Why don't you have the tee under the wall instead of the toilet and have a 90 going from under the toilet into the branch connection?
Otherwise, if you are determined to use your current setup, you can swap out the tee for a wye fitting.
Broken promises don't upset me. I just think, why did they believe me? -Jack Handy
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this is a fairly common setup for older homes. the (barrell vent) usually is used with a 2" Vent (code), I've seen it with a 3/4" vent (not code). I don't see a problem with a 3" vent, but no advantages.
Brent
You need a "Y" rather than a "T", but otherwise it is okay. Depending on the rest of the plumbing system, you may only need a 2" vent however
Thanks for your help guys, I appreciate it.
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Hope this quick scribble helps.It shows a 4x3 toilet bend into a sanitary tee that is below your 3" vent
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