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Adding to a horizontal waste line.
I need to install a 3" "T" in a horizontal waste line. I will need to drop into the "T" two 1-1/2" lines one from a washing machine and one from a sink. Should I use a "T" or a "T-Y"
Both of the 1-1/2" lines are already vented, I am only repositioning the fixtures and need a new drop point. |
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Use "Y" and to complete the turn ( if needed ) use one 45.
If your washer and sink drains are coming from opposite sides, they also sell Double "Y" with each 1 1/2" inlet pointing in the opposite direction. Suggestion: use 2" drain from Washing Machine. 1 1/2" is too small to absorb all the water being discharge from W/M. Water overflow may become an issue. Back to you Milo |
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