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  1. D

    Renovating Basement Bathroom

    I am renovating the basement bathroom. Started as replace the shower, but some water damage made it a complete tearout. I am at the point to cover the shower and toilet plumbing, but am a bit concerned. 1. The shower drains into the toilet line, right below the toilet. 2. The shower drain has...
  2. ccarrasc

    Using Double Sanitary Tee arms for drain and vent

    I am having to re-plumb my bathroom, and am trying to follow IPC 2018 as best I can (I live in Vermont). The current Stack Vent, which exits the roof, is 3" copper and currently only vents the toilet. As I am now replacing the toilet, and remodeling the bathroom, I figured it was a good time to...
  3. jeromio

    Adding a dry vent to existing stack

    I'm adding a DWV system to a basement and need to tap into a 3 in dry vent stack that currently serves a 1st floor bathroom with toilet, tub and lav. As you can see, there's not much room here. The 1st solution that comes to mind is to add a 3x3x1.5 santee above the existing. This involves...
  4. R

    IPC Section 917 -- Examples

    Can anyone provide an example (or multiple) of how IPC Section 917 can be used in a residential setting for a two-story home with stacked bathrooms (shower, WC, lav)? I'm particularly interested in how that section allows toilets to use the same stack (if at all). I'm having trouble...
  5. B

    Multiple vent stacks or just one?

    I have a set of basement fixtures which are served by a vent which routes horizontally in the joist space between basement and first floor before going vertical. I'm doing a kitchen remodel and need to reroute the kitchen sink vent. I'm wondering if I can tie into the stack from the basement...
  6. M

    Toilet/WC above Shower?

    I'm trying to get a wall hung toilet installed in my condo but my application got rejected because as I understand it, that the wet vented drain for the WC has to be at the same elevation or lower than other wet vented plumbing group fixtures such as the shower (I assume it is to prevent risk of...
  7. Caryncbreeef

    Best AAVs?

    Hello plumber folk. I am finally getting fixtures in (started a remodel which became a teardown. My buddy, a retired plumbing inspector gave me the plumbing design and you fine people helped me make it a reality (I passed the rough on the first go). Due to lots of things I have a stack for the...
  8. H

    Laundry plumbing

    I found this done. I thought sinks could not enter below the laundry in the stack? Also, couldnt you use a double sanitee and eliminate the sink revent altogether? I’m sure this is an easy question for the plumbers. But I can’t seem to find these answers anywhere. I’m getting ready to put in a...
  9. R

    Vent Pipe on Outside of Exterior Wall

    Hi all! I am planning on installing a bathroom in my basement, I live in Maine (IPC code, I think). I have easy access to the main stack to the septic system but venting the drains (and up flush toilet) is going to be difficult. After hours of research I am totally lost on when wet venting is...
  10. R

    Wet Venting to Main Stack

    Hi all! I am planning on installing a bathroom in my basement, I live in Maine (IPC code, I think). I have easy access to the main stack to the septic system but venting the drains (one vent for a up flush toilet, one vent for a up flush sink, one vent for a large bathtub) is going to be...
  11. J

    Tub/Vent Question

    Hello everyone, I am doing a remodel and have tied my new bath drain into a conveniently placed existing vent. Based on my research I thought it would be okay in this circumstance but am now questioning the setup and looking for a second or third opinion. The new bath drain ties into the...
  12. Patflemming

    Tying into existing drain line - Venting question

    I am trying into a bath and lav drain line and installing a diverter valve to allow me to choose between sending water towards the sewer or to my grey water system. I want to make sure I am choosing the proper location to tie into. I'm thinking of installing the valve after the bath/shower and...
  13. J

    Home-owner looking for some help properly venting a 1st floor toilet around a support beam in the basement ceiling.

    Hello! I registered an account specifically for this question so any help would be greatly appreciated! I live in a house built 100 years ago and over that time there's been some questionable modifications done. One of which is the powder room on my first floor. When I moved in after a couple...
  14. C

    Bathroom Sink Venting Question

    Hello, I'm putting in a bathroom sink drain in Canada, Ontario. We had a plumber come in who told us there was no vent for this drain and it would cost a lot to install. We contacted another plumber, who said all we needed to do was install an AAV. I'm a little confused because it looks like...
  15. Q

    Adding Vent to Laundry Standpipe

    Hi, I have a restricted trap below my laundry standpipe that can no longer handle the spin cycle output of my washing machine. It is the original installation from 1962; a 2" cast iron pipe goes below the concrete floor to a buried trap. Several times over the last 15 years I was able to...
  16. G

    Two 1-1/2" vents serving where a 2" vent is required

    I'm venting a bathroom group (sink, toilet, bath/shower) and the rough in location ended up placed directly below a truss, which means I can't take the 2" vent directly up and out. I'm working with a 2x4 stud wall and need to bore through several and make a turn to avoid the truss. Is it...
  17. Brian Kehlmeier

    Maximum vent length for new addition

    I am hoping that I can get some advice... New addition to the first floor; relocating the bathroom and adding a shower. In the end, a bathroom group (5 DFU) and a utility sink (2 DFU) will be vented. I want to route the vent to the attic and tie in up there, but I am not sure that I can. The...
  18. C

    Attic Vent System up to code?

    Greetings, I’m pretty sure this vent system is to code but, I’m a rookie and still learning ALOT so I figured I’d throw it out there and see if anyone sees something wrong? - It’s for 2 bathroom sinks, 2 toilets, 1 shower, 1 washing machine and a 1 kitchen sink. - All the branches are sloped...
  19. Thinly9172

    Outdoor drainage and softener backwash questions

    I have a heated outbuilding/workshop where I am planning to install a water treatment system for my drilled well. The slab on grade outbuilding has a floor drain, intended for water softener backwash. The floor drain empties 4' underground about 20' away from the building. There is no drain...
  20. J

    Overflow Drain Issue

    Hello, we recently spent a year remodeling a home built in 99. We didn’t really use any of the plumbing fixtures prior to moving in but after moving in and starting to use some of the plumbing fixtures, we noticed there soap suds coming out of both a downstairs half bath sink and the upstairs...
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