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Gotcha. I'll lower the washer setup on the right. I haven't connected any water lines yet. The washer annual stat3s a min. 29" so it'll work. I'll also add a test tee above the wye to use as a cleanout and put a removable panel in the wall for access.

something like this? basically lowering the whole standpipe and trap instead of raising the height of the horizontal vent?

Thanks for the advice. It looks like the utility sink takes a 1 1/2" drain. Where would i reduce in this scenario? You mention rebuild the right side the same as left. Wouldnt that route the P trap ou instead of forward? Could I just cap off the left side of the double tee and extend the...

Hi, what is the best way to lower the height to the drain with minimal changes? ..I've thought about capping off the left horizontal at the 4 way and using 2 tees . Thoughts, suggestions?

First off. Thank you for your time! I really appreciate it. I will break out as much as needed although I'd like to use the current 2" horizontal drain in the wall to service the laundry and sink. The pipe is currently 20 inches off the floor. The laundry is roughly 22' away from the main...

Hi All, I am building out my basement and looking for advice on the plumbing. Below are some images of my layout and how i intend to handle the drainage and venting. Main 3" waste line I plan to tap into this with a Wye and a 45 to new 3" section along the wet wall. cutout about 4 feet...