Wall tent w/ bathroom - loop vent / foot vent / AAV

[dcmurray]

Hi.

I am designing a wall tent with a bathroom that I will be building in British Columbia Canada. I am generally trying to anticipate what plumbing requirements will be as I design framing /structure and before I have a plumber on board. Focusing on function first before I get to code issues as this is a very rural area.

I can't penetrate the wall tent above the bathroom so am trying to figure out how to properly vent a toilet, sink, and shower. I have read the following thread but still need some advice: https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?threads/venting-yurt-waste-lines.76460/#post-560783

Would a loop vent / foot vent combination work in this case (Option 01 image below)?

Any thoughts? Am I close? Thanks!

 

[dcmurray]

Does this look reasonably functional? Trying to see if I can get that vent down into the floor then up the exterior wall (rather than directly up through the tent roof). Feel free to tell me I have no idea what I am doing and should just get a plumber on board sooner rather than later!

 

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[Cacher_Chick]

I am not sure what a "wall tent" is.

In the U.S., there must be a vent stack or multiple vent stacks that add up to equal or greater than the size of the building drain.

 

[dcmurray]

Thanks. Ok that can be done. Just trying to understand whether going out sideways through the floor using a foot vent (then up the exterior wall) is a realistic / functional option... A wall tent is type of canvas tent. I will be building something similar to this image; wood framed with canvas wall and roof. Can't vent up through the canvas roof.

 

[Cacher_Chick]

You can make a functional system that would not be approved under our plumbing codes. Your municipal code requirements are a bit different, so it would be best to seek a local plumber or inspector who knows what you might be able to get away with.