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Hi, We bought a one level Ranch house with an inlaw addition last year.
I need some help designing the exterior façade of the home. We want to get rid of the shutters and add thick trim around the...
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Hi, we recently moved to a new home. Right now we have forced hot air and a 2.5 ton AC unit. The duct coming off the furnace is 18x8 and then reduces to 14x8, off this there are 12- 6" flex duct...
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Or can I put a bushing on the 3" vent coming down and then use a 2" sanitary tee with a street 90? That would fit. The sanitary tee would be upside down in this installation correct?
Thanks again
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Hi Mark,
So excuse my ignorance, but wouldn't the Sani Tee be doing the same thing?
What I have is 2 - 2" vents running up through my bathroom wall, one from the basement bath and laundry and...
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I'm sorry, I was not very clear in my question. I am talking about a bathroom plumbing vent. I have a vent coming down from my attic I would like to split it off in two directions in the joists...
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Can I put a put a double 90 upside down in a vent installation.
In other words have the vent coming down and sweeping 90 degrees in two different directions.
Thanks
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Thanks Don, I was planning on running two circuits to our bathroom, I have 3 recessed lights rated for 100 watts, an exhaust fan (not sure of wattage), a 505 watt heat lamp, two wall sconces (100...
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Hi, I am wondering if I can have a 505 watt heat lamp, a 20 amp receptacle and two wall sconces 100 watt max each on one 20 amp bath Circuit. I just don't know what wattage I should consider the...
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Hey Once again thanks so much guys! I am learning a lot here and I am truly grateful! Especially thank you Mark, The pictures help a lot! I did not see any way to do it and stay within the joists...
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Yes, except it will be street 90.
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Okay, so I understand a sanitee cannot be "on its back" in a drain line. I however want to have the drain of my Toilet go between the joists and then go down alont the foundation wall and from there...
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Hi Tom, no special ejector pump and I do understand the reasoning why it should get a separate vent. I was just saying that the literature that goes with my pump says it can be tied back into the...
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Thanks for the quick replies guys!!
I have a vent from a bathroom, and one from the laundry sink and washer.
I do have an ejector pump and as far as I understand under IPC it is not...
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Hi, I have two 2" vent pipes coming up from my basement bathroom and would like to join them together, since they are both running parallel can I use a wye to join them vertically in the wall before...
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Hey Mark, thanks again for all your help. Sorry to get back to this thread, but I have had some conflicting info concerning this topic.
I was told that here in CT we are under the IPC and that it...
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Does this look better?
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o161/mikect05/IMG-20111126-00091.jpg
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Thanks guys for the input, it is not glued yet so I can definitely modify it.
Mygirlsdad77... what is a running trap?
The lav does have a 2" ptrap.
Mark... I will try to roll that wye...
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They are just dry fitted for now to show you, waiting your opinions before glueing them together.
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Thanks Mark. Really appreciate your help.
No the stack is not exsisting there. So I will go with your design. I just have to support the wall where the 2" pipe will go through it. I will keep...
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Okay trying this again... Thx
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o161/mikect05/bathandlavdrain1.png
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o161/mikect05/bathandlavdrain1.png
the only thing I...
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How does this look?
Sorry for the multiple posts, having trouble uploading the picture and making it bigger, hopefully have it now.
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Hey Tom, glad to see you are back. Sorry I am not sure if you are saying that I can connect the 1.5 drain to 2" trap and drain line, or that I cannot do that.
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Okay so I can either tie these two drains together using a Y and then tie that into the main 3" drain, or I will just tie them into the main seperately. If I tie them together first do I keep it...
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Once again thank you Mark. I cannot use a 2" however because the wall is old and is 2x3 construction and I need to have the drain actually go through one of the studs. I will vent the bathtub...
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Hi, I am plumbing in a lav and a bathtub both are stubbed at 1.5" I increased both to 2" hoping to avoid clogs due to girls with long hair in our family.
My question is can my tub be wet vented...
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So this Test Tee is installed on the vertical run of the vent stack? Thank you Mark
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Hey thank you very much, That does pose a problem for me on how to hide this 3" pipe up through the first floor bathroom but I guess I will have to make it work.
I do have two questions about...
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Hey Tom, hope all is well.
I am now doing a full remodel on our main bathroom. Our main drain is 3" and I would like to have the main stack come off of that at 2". This vent will serve a Toilet,...
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Is it possible? I have not seen much written on this, but I would really like to do it. I just don't understand why it would be a problem with an under-mount considering all the waterproof membrane...
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Hi, I have 3/8 Pex stubbed out for my toilet and lav and need some press stop fittings for them... I am having a hard time locating them. Can anyone help?
Thx:)
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I was referring to Roger Waters solo album...
I love pink floyd with or without him but I love Roger Waters more!
Thanks again for all your help. The outside outlet just general purpose, so I...
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Thanks TK. GREATLY appreciate your quick response.
Follow up questions
1. Can the lights in Laundry area be on lights from other circuit?
2. So I will need to run separate circuits for...
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Hi, I am in the process of redoing my basement, adding a bathroom and laundry room. I would like to have one gfci protected outlet in the bathroom, one in the laundry room, and also add one outside...
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Thx for the input, I appreciate it, will be picking up the 1" pex tomorrow
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Hello,
I have city water with good pressure that comes in off the street in a 1/2" copper line.
I am going to install a Manabloc Manifold and have a couple questons.
1. Can I use a copper to...
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Hi,
I am putting in a new bathroom and am wondering if my 3" main drain can handle the extra fixtures
Before the bathroom this is everything that drains to main....
-Toilet
-Lav
-Bathtub/Shower...
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Yes it is getting inspected, I was told that I can go up to 8' and by my measurement I am just under that, so I think I should be okay. Thx Tom
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How far can the shower be from the lav for the wet vent to be code? I think I am stretching it because the shower drain is about 8' from where it will join with the lav.
Can I run a 4" from the...
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Thx for the reply, To answer your question, I can get to every thing very easily now. The only thing I want to leave on the copper is the kitchen (sink, fridge, dishwasher) I also want to leave the...
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http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o161/mikect05/basementbath001.jpg
Thanks AGAIN Tom,
Well I have been working on diagraming this out all morning and was not sure if I could wet vent, so here...
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Hi, my Father has been paying my mother alimony for years along with buying her a house. My mother was awful growing up and it was my father who both worked and raised me and my brother. We are...
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I am in the process of quite a bit of home repair and remodeling. Right now I am going to be working on adding a new bathroom to my basement and I would like to use Pex. When I am done I plan on...
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It does... I didn't realize that, I was planning on going out the roof with the vent from the pit and tying the vents from fixtures in with the exsisting vent in my attic.
When I begin to plan the...
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Hey Tom,
Just wanted to check in. Still not ready to do the work but I have decided on this system
Liberty Pumps : Simplex Packages
It will have a 1/2 hp pump and a two inch outlet...
Right now...
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Thank you for your quick response Tom, I have looked at the saniflo products and am not too sure I want to go that route. I have read mostly good reviews but have also read some not so good ones,...
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Hi, First off let me just thank the people who contribute here because I have spent several hours reading and searching for answers... especially speedball1~been reading a lot of your posts.
Okay...
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