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I really ony need like an inch, if that. I'll have to find a 2" street wye to see what that gets me in the way of extra space. Assuming it works, I think I found a solution. Thank you for all of the input!

the duct is for a range hood... there nowhere else to terminate it without interfering in some way. the wife did not want it in a kitchen bulkhead when we had our kitchen done.

I think a slight rework of the duct is do-able and I would be able to squeeze it by. Due to the width, it misaligns the 3" drop but perhaps I can put a 1/16th bend in between tit. Alternatively, if I can find a 2" 1/8th no hub, it might reduce the width of the assembly. MA code is a...

WW - the door and duct cannot be moved. the joists are 7.5" deep and the first 2 joist bays are roughly 22" wide with sistered joists. The toilet and 3" will be in the first joist bay where the drain turns down. Being limited to a 4' horizontal run on the 2" section, if i can eliminate the vent...

John, I would have to see if there's enough space . are you suggesting something like this with a vertical vent where the green dot is

Hello, I am new to the forum and was hoping for some advice with drains for a bathroom addition in a half story of a cape. I am located in MA which has its own plumbing code (but is similar to UPC). Some of the challenging conditions are: 1. the ceiling is sloped (with a clipped gable) which...