TheZster
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I'm back with another project - adding a new bathroom to an upstairs bedroom in my latest "fixer upper". The plumbing looks great and presents no issues so far - except (always an except)....
My new drain (3inch) hooks into the existing vertical main stack at a 45 degree angle. Anticipating a pressure test requirement, I put a 3X3X3 cleanout just before entering the main stack (to allow for a balloon plug) - unfortunately, I had to put the piece on it's side, rather than it's back due to accessability reasons. Now I discover my city doesn't do pressure testing.
Is the "on it's side" orientation going to be a problem?
My new drain (3inch) hooks into the existing vertical main stack at a 45 degree angle. Anticipating a pressure test requirement, I put a 3X3X3 cleanout just before entering the main stack (to allow for a balloon plug) - unfortunately, I had to put the piece on it's side, rather than it's back due to accessability reasons. Now I discover my city doesn't do pressure testing.
Is the "on it's side" orientation going to be a problem?