Re: 4 ft Toilet -to- stack max in Seattle? (one more thing)

Posted by Deb on February 23, 2004 at 19:28:46:
In response to Re: 4 ft Toilet -to- stack max in Seattle? (one more thing)
: : Thanks Terry. I forgot to add that the new line would have to take a 45 deg bend at mid-run to the stack. Does this change the venting requirement? : No. I take it that the neighborhood contractor is not a plumbing contractor? : : : : : : My friendly neighborhood contractor tells me that I have to run a new vent if I move my toilet more than 4ft away from the main stack/vent in my remodel. Everything I read says 6ft max for this 3" line. Anybody out there familiar with a more restrictive code in WA? : It's 6 feet for a 3" : and 6 feet for a 4" : five for 2" : 42" for 1.5" UPC limits the length of a toilet trap arm to 6'--even if you run 4". Deb The Pipewench

Posted by Deb on February 23, 2004 at 19:28:46:

In response to Re: 4 ft Toilet -to- stack max in Seattle? (one more thing)

: : Thanks Terry. I forgot to add that the new line would have to take a 45 deg bend at mid-run to the stack. Does this change the venting requirement?

: No. I take it that the neighborhood contractor is not a plumbing contractor?
: :
: : : : My friendly neighborhood contractor tells me that I have to run a new vent if I move my toilet more than 4ft away from the main stack/vent in my remodel. Everything I read says 6ft max for this 3" line. Anybody out there familiar with a more restrictive code in WA?

: It's 6 feet for a 3"
: and 6 feet for a 4"
: five for 2"
: 42" for 1.5"

UPC limits the length of a toilet trap arm to 6'--even if you run 4".
Deb
The Pipewench

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