Venting Capecod bathroom

Dustin D · Mar 21, 2019

Hello, I'm curious as to the best way to vent my capecod bathroom? The main stack is 14 ft away from the toilet and was wondering if I could place a sanitary t on the opposite side of the header in order to not interfere with where the door will be? Also where should I place cleanouts for the shower and do I need one for the toilet? Toilet will be dead ahead of the door vanity to the left and shower to the right. Thanks for the help.

frodo · Mar 21, 2019

I see in your pictures
NO VENTS
and tees are used on the horizontal
tees are never allowed on the horizontal only the vertical
i see no pipe support every 4 foot
no support under the trap

Dustin D · Mar 21, 2019

Supports will happen how should I tie in the shower and sink then?

frodo · Mar 21, 2019

I can not believe you drilled that beam
not only did you drill it, you drilled it at the top and not the center..
BAD JU JU

you should have ran the pipe the other direction

is this work being inspected by the building inspector and plumbing inspector?

Dustin D · Mar 21, 2019

Running the pipe the other direction wasn't an option unfortunately due to location of the stack and chimney. No inspection, just trying to be functional.

Dustin D · Mar 21, 2019

Am I better off removing the t's and running the waste lines for shower and sink down to the vertical drop?

frodo · Mar 21, 2019

Dustin D said:
Supports will happen how should I tie in the shower and sink then?

frodo · Mar 21, 2019

rolled on a 22.5 degree from horizontal

Dustin D · Mar 21, 2019

frodo said:
rolled on a 22.5 degree from horizontal

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The attachment isnt opening, so overall this is trash and all needs tossed out?

frodo · Mar 21, 2019

Dustin D said:
Am I better off removing the t's and running the waste lines for shower and sink down to the vertical drop?

you already have it ran
cut out the tees, install combos.
i sketched a pos drawing, of the roll and vent

frodo · Mar 21, 2019

Dustin D said:
The attachment isnt opening, so overall this is trash and all needs tossed out?

frodo · Mar 21, 2019

Dustin D said:
The attachment isnt opening, so overall this is trash and all needs tossed out?

...ahhh...yes,

save the pipe, shitcan those fittings

buy combinations instead of tees
and a glue trap not a screw trap

Dustin D · Mar 21, 2019

frodo said:
...ahhh...yes,

save the pipe, shitcan those fittings

buy combinations instead of tees
and a glue trap not a screw trap

Well thanks boss, try again tomorrow.

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Dustin D · Mar 29, 2019

Is this better with the sweeps?

Dustin D · Mar 29, 2019

Also are you allowed to have a vertical drop on a 3in pipe for waste?

frodo · Mar 29, 2019

i am confused as to what i am looking at

last week,,,you showed a 3'' line with 2--2'' lines
the 3'' was the toilet, one 2'' was the shower the other the lav

now you are showing a 3'' line with a 3'' line and a 2'' line

Dustin D · Mar 29, 2019

The sweep with nothing connected to it is for the vent, both 2 in lines are still there

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