Another double vanity sink drain question
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Your code would have to determine whether it can be done. Personally, I would not do it unless it is a 2" line. In addition, HOW you connect them to the horizontal line will determine whether it is proper or not.
Your code would have to determine whether it can be done. Personally, I would not do it unless it is a 2" line. In addition, HOW you connect them to the horizontal line will determine whether it is proper or not.
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Hate to butt in but I am running into the same problem, tying the (new) second sink into a 2.0 horizontal waste running about 6 feet from the first sink to a 3.0 waste(down to basement/vent thru the roof. Tying in the second sink between the first sink and the 3.0 wast/vent. I believe the first sink also has a vent a couple of feet from it tying into the same 3.0 waste/vent.
Would I use a wye to tie the second sink in?
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Chuck
Hate to butt in but I am running into the same problem, tying the (new) second sink into a 2.0 horizontal waste running about 6 feet from the first sink to a 3.0 waste(down to basement/vent thru the roof. Tying in the second sink between the first sink and the 3.0 wast/vent. I believe the first sink also has a vent a couple of feet from it tying into the same 3.0 waste/vent.
Would I use a wye to tie the second sink in?
Thanks
Chuck
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The first sink having a vent ANYWHERE, or there being a vent where it ties in is immaterial to your NEW sink. It needs a vent and neither of the existing ones may be suitable for it. The type of fitting, and where it goes, will depend on factors that we cannot tell without more information or at least a picture.
The first sink having a vent ANYWHERE, or there being a vent where it ties in is immaterial to your NEW sink. It needs a vent and neither of the existing ones may be suitable for it. The type of fitting, and where it goes, will depend on factors that we cannot tell without more information or at least a picture.
