Are you putting a vent on the laundry tub trap arm before it enters the stack? The vent should be vertical until it's above the standpipe for the washer.
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Hi -
I'm looking at dry walling my basement walls in my laundry room. Before I do that, I wanted to make sure what I have is OK.
If it's not, any suggestions to clean it up if necessary would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Brad
Are you putting a vent on the laundry tub trap arm before it enters the stack? The vent should be vertical until it's above the standpipe for the washer.
Hey Terry -
Currently the vent comes into the p-trap arm (ie at the end of the ptrap) horizontally (ie not from the top).
Are you saying that the last section of the vent pipe that's running horizontally needs to come in vertically on the p-trap arm?
I've attached another diagram. My apologies if I'm not understanding correctly.
Thanks for your patience.
Brad
A vent pipe can not be horizontal ( lower than 45º) until it is 6" above the rim of the highest fixture...the sink or standpipe. By convention, we use 42" above floor level for that reference.
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