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jac67
May 16, 2010, 11:26 AM
I am planning to add a second rest-room.need to know when laying out my rough-in ,can I lay a combo on its back

speedball1
May 16, 2010, 02:20 PM
i am planning to add a second rest-room.need to know when laying out my rough-in ,can i lay a combo on its back

Surec can! And on its side also. Bet you're thinking of a sanitary tee which is not used under the pour. Good luck, Tom

Milo Dolezal
May 16, 2010, 04:32 PM
I work under UPC. Here. We use one piece Comby as transition from vertical to horizontal. We use "Y" and "45" fitting ( Street or Regular ) glued together for horizontal transitions.

1st photo: Comby
2nd photo: "Y" fitting
3rd. Photo: Street 45 ( glues directly into "Y")

speedball1
May 17, 2010, 07:36 AM
]We use "Y" and "45" fitting ( Street or Regular ) glued together for horizontal transitions.
Please explain the difference between a combination wye and eighth bend ( you call them "coimby" and we call them combo) and a eighth bend you glue into a wye. Or is this just another UPC requirement , such as the counter top air gap thingy, that defies reasoning and good common sense? LOL!