How do I install a "high loop" air gap?

There is no such thing as a "high loop air gap". It is EITHER a high loop or an air gap. See Afaroo's post with diagrams of a high loop system. Ultra simple to install and very efficient.

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How do I install a "high loop" air gap? Easy as falling off a log. Simply loop the hose as high as it will go (see image) secure it with an pipe strap or nail and wire and then connect back to a disposal or if you don't have a disposal purchase a branch tailpiece,(see image) and drain it into the sinks drain. Good luck, Tom

There is no such thing as a "high loop air gap". It is EITHER a high loop or an air gap. .
It's not very often I disagree with Brian but this is one of those times.
A high loop is a air gap. That's its only function. There are two types of air gaps
1- A high loop air gap **or**
2- A counter top air gap
Since counter top air gaps can fail and high loops can't we only install high loop air gaps in our new installations. Regards, Tom

It's not very often I disagree with Brian but this is one of those times.
A high loop is a air gap. That's its only function. There are two types of air gaps
1- A high loop air gap **or**
2- A counter top air gap
Since counter top air gaps can fail and high loops can't we only install high loop air gaps in our new installations. Regards, Tom

My bad, I have never referred to them as an air gap, but yes they are. Brian