Hello again - really appreciate the expertise here.
Hope this isn't too obtuse a question - revisiting the new basement bathroom, requiring ejector, as main drain exits house at level about an inch above the basement floor.
I'm not totally clear on the restrictions as to how the ejector effluent ties into the main drain.
In the picture, present condition is on the left - main stack, with tie-ins for the main and second floor bath, and kitchen and laundry, at the level just below main floor joists.
I need to get bathroom ejector attached to main drain somehow - and I've outlined three scenarios that I've thought of. What I'm not sure about is if there is any relationship between where the other fixtures enter the drain and where the ejector may connect. Obviously 'Plan C' is the most difficult to execute.
I'm grateful for any insights you guys can offer.
Hope this isn't too obtuse a question - revisiting the new basement bathroom, requiring ejector, as main drain exits house at level about an inch above the basement floor.
I'm not totally clear on the restrictions as to how the ejector effluent ties into the main drain.
In the picture, present condition is on the left - main stack, with tie-ins for the main and second floor bath, and kitchen and laundry, at the level just below main floor joists.
I need to get bathroom ejector attached to main drain somehow - and I've outlined three scenarios that I've thought of. What I'm not sure about is if there is any relationship between where the other fixtures enter the drain and where the ejector may connect. Obviously 'Plan C' is the most difficult to execute.
I'm grateful for any insights you guys can offer.