Second tie-in on wet vent helpful? See Photo.

[Cabin Country]

Hello folks.

I have a quick question about a wet vent setup. This picture I attached hopefully explains the situation. My question is if I came off of the laundry drain hookup, and tied into the vanity wet vent, would it aid in venting the shower/laundry? One thing to note is, it would be before the shower P-trap. If you look close in the diagram you'll see I drew the p-trap and labeled it. The laundry/shower drain comes together and ties into the main separatly from the vanity/vent.

So am I wasting my time going up and over and tying two ends of the plumbing together via vent? The walls and ceiling are open so it wouldn't take but 10 minutes to do if you folks felt it would be helpful.

Thank you for your help, greatly appreciate your time!

CC

 

[wwhitney]

Your diagram is confusing--are you trying to connect both the shower and the laundry drain to single p-trap? That wouldn't be allowed.

Also, a wet vent is a drain that is also functioning as vent. The dry vent above a wet vent is just a normal dry vent.

Cheers, Wayne

 

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[Cabin Country]

Your diagram is confusing--are you trying to connect both the shower and the laundry drain to single p-trap? That wouldn't be allowed.

Also, a wet vent is a drain that is also functioning as vent. The dry vent above a wet vent is just a normal dry vent.

Cheers, Wayne

My apologies on the diagram. The washing machine and shower have their own traps.

I just found the answer to my question through a bunch of digging. Thank you for your time.