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  • Jul 26, 2010, 07:39 AM
    rb76
    Plumbing
    I want to put bathroom in basement, toilet and sink. How do I vent the toilet (any ideas)
    Can it share the same vent form a upstairs toilet.
  • Jul 26, 2010, 07:43 AM
    massplumber2008

    Hi Rb76...

    You don't just vent the toilet... all fixtures must be vented in some manner or another. In some states all fixtures must have a separate vent associated with them and in other states you can use a lavatory vent to vent all the fixtures... called wet venting.

    Vents can connect together and can connect into a 2" or larger vent upstairs at a minimum of about 42" off the finish floor.

    Are you planning on installing all the pipes underground or are you thinking about installing a pump system?

    Let me know.

    I'm off to work now, will be back later today...

    Mark
  • Jul 26, 2010, 07:44 AM
    rb76

    Upflush unit, live in Michigan
  • Jul 26, 2010, 07:46 AM
    rb76
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by massplumber2008 View Post
    Hi Rb76...

    You don't just vent the toilet...all fixtures must be vented in some manner or another. In some states all fixtures must have a separate vent associated with them and in other states you can use a lavatory vent to vent all the fixtures...called wet venting.

    Vents can connect together and can connect into a 2" or larger vent upstairs at a minimum of about 42" off the finish floor.

    Are you planning on installing all the pipes underground or are you thinking about installing a pump system?

    Let me know.

    I'm off to work now, will be back later today...

    Mark

    Live in Michigan , upflush toilet
  • Jul 26, 2010, 09:59 AM
    massplumber2008

    Hi Rb..

    If you are installing a macerator type of upflush system... something like a saniplus then you can connect the toilet vent, the lavatory vent and the tub/shower vent AND THE PUMP VENT all together and run it upstairs to connect into a 2" or larger vent at 42" or higher off the finish floor.

    www.saniflo.com

    If you are talking about installing a sewage ejector upflush system then the sewage ejector will need to have its own separate vent go up and through the roof. Then the plumbing vents will connect and can run upstairs to connect to the 2" or larger vent as mentioned earlier.

    www.zoeller.com

    What kind of upflush system are you considering? Let me know more..

    Mark

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