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  • Dec 12, 2006, 07:44 AM
    louisl05
    Toilet in a finished attic
    I am installing a toilet in a finished attic. The soil stack runs up the center of the attic then takes a 90 degree bend and runs parallel with the floor next to the joists for about 10 feet then 90's up through the roof.

    Would there be any problem with installing a T in the part of the stack that runs parallel with the ground and installing the toilet about half way on the parallel section?

    Thanks

    Lou
  • Dec 12, 2006, 08:55 AM
    speedball1
    Hey Lou,
    You have a problem from the git-go. As it stands right now the pipe in your attic is a vent stack. By discharging a toilet into it you are changing it into a stack vent. This means that you will have to go to the fixtures that are using this pipe for a vent and disconnect from the pipe and run separate vents on each individual fixture. What you propose to do is discharge a major fixture into a vent stack and you can not do this. Sorry Lou, but adding a toilet just isn't that simple. Regards, Tom

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