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Wet Venting a toilet - IPC
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I am updating the drains in a home we are remodeling. We are adding a bathroom which will have 1 toilet an 1 double sink on the 2nd floor. In MD and we use IPC I believe. I would like to do the following, is this legit? 3 inch stack leading up from the basement to the toilet connected using a 90 degree 3x3x2 low heel fitting. The 2 inch portion of the fitting will be positioned at the top to create a wet vent, it will then go horizontally 5 feet to a double sani t which will connect each of the sinks and will continue vertically with a 1.5 inch pipe as the vent through the roof. Thoughts? The fitting is:Shop Charlotte Pipe 3" x 3" x 2" PVC DWV 90-Degree Elbow with Low-Heel Inlet at Lowes.com |
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Wet venting a bathroom group - No Toilet - IPC
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I am updating the drains in a home we are remodeling. We are updating the drains for a bathroom group with the following on the 2nd floor. 1 tub 1 sink 1 shower base In MD and we use IPC I believe. I would like to do the following, is this legit? 2 inch pipe leading vertically from the basement to a horizontal (slighly sloped) section which will pick up a tub with a 2x2x1.5 wye (laid flat) the 2 inch section continues to pick up a vanity (using a 2x2x2 Y w/ street 45 with the street 45 pointing verically serving as a wete vent), the horizontal section continues on to pick up a 2 inch shower base which is not vented. Thoughts? |
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