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Is there anything I can use to stop a leak at a threaded nipple pipe? Its on the mainfold of my boiler, and of course, it's the most inner pipe on the return line of a multi-zone manifold. I don't...
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The new pipe will drain all the fixture in the 2nd floor bathroom (new addition) and connects directly to the sewer.
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I added the waste pipe located at the front of the attached picture 1... The vertical arm on the left of the main waste pipe was already plumbed for future connection as was the vertical pipe on the...
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I'm installing another zone to my force hot water (baseboard) boiler. The initial installation has a shutoff valve and plug on supply and return so extra zones can be installed. On other multizone...
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The stack vent is the existing vent for the first floor fixtures. The second floor fixtures have their own stack vent.
The first floor plumbing is complete and inspected by the plumbing...
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I have new new modular cape that had the first floor plumbing complete, and the second floor stubbed, and want to know the right way to connect the second floor waste drain which was installed in the...
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What is the best way to air pressure test a new pvc waste/vent line?
The plumbing inspector wants it air tested @ 5 psi for 15 minutes. This is the rough plumbing for a second floor addition, so...
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Thanks a lot, tom, and I appreciate your patience with me... I've also read many of your other responses - you're extremely helpful.
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Its getting clearer! The stub must be a 'stack vent' as it goes directly from the second floor to the sewer without any intervening fixtures. So if I put a sanitary T on the stub, connect the T to...
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I may not have my terminology correct. The 3" pipe that is stubbed drains into a branch that drains to the sewer. That existing drain also serves all the first floor fixtures and goes to a 3" vent...
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I just bought a house with an unfinished second floor. The bathroom has a 3" soil stack roughed in and stubbed, but thats it. The first floor stack vent is closeby, so theres no problem continuing ...
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