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Venting basement bathroom piping
I am finishing my basement. I have a lavatory, toilet and shower roughed in. I have a capped vent line above this area. I am going to vent from the lavatory and have the shower and toilet wet vented from this.
My question is do I just connect a wye to the stub out and run it to the p trap and the other straight up to the vent line? Is it OK to use 90's on the vent pipe? Thanks for your help |
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