burdick101
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I apologize if this is a stupid question, but I'm having trouble figuring out the answer from my books and code checks, so here goes:
How far can a vent run horizontal once it get up above your fixtures? For example in the attached picture:
1) as far as I can tell, Distance "X" needs to be <6 feet
2) For distance Y and Z, is there limitation before I turn up to the roof, or could I theoretically go across the house?
A little critic on my plumbing setup would be apprciated as well! Thanks,
FYI, I'm planning out a full basement bath and bar sink that is across the house from the main stack. I have another stack at the back of the house that I plan to run to, but I believe I need to run a new vent up the nearest wall to the new bath.... I don't think Seattle PLumbing code (UPC) allows side wall venting, which would have been easier.
Thanks again,
Nick
How far can a vent run horizontal once it get up above your fixtures? For example in the attached picture:
1) as far as I can tell, Distance "X" needs to be <6 feet
2) For distance Y and Z, is there limitation before I turn up to the roof, or could I theoretically go across the house?
A little critic on my plumbing setup would be apprciated as well! Thanks,
FYI, I'm planning out a full basement bath and bar sink that is across the house from the main stack. I have another stack at the back of the house that I plan to run to, but I believe I need to run a new vent up the nearest wall to the new bath.... I don't think Seattle PLumbing code (UPC) allows side wall venting, which would have been easier.
Thanks again,
Nick