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That is what is there now, and I didn't do it. I'm no plumber, but it doesn't seem right to me. Ugh! I re-read your last post..... What exactly do you mean by "depth of line issue". Sorry for the questions. I bad wax seal can leak odor without leaking waste? Thanks Dave

Mr_David, I have attached a drawing to illustrate what I'm trying to explain. Please advise. Thank you Dave

Mr. David, following your drawing I think I may have found an answer to another issue I have.... I'm getting septic smell back in the house, and basically my plumbing in the old part of the bathroom is identical to your drawing minus the stack off the waste pipe. The toilet does not have a stack...

Thank you all for the info and the images to help me figure this out. Best Dave

There is no plumbing yet. This is all new so I'm trying to figure out where to vent at..... without doing any research first I started to put the vent stack at the end of the run... meaning the sink would drain toward the tub and they both would drain together out to the septic with the vent at...

I'm adding on my bathroom and trying to DIY some plumbing... I'm handy, but not real familiar with the laws of plumbing (don't mean codes). I'm adding a new vanity and bathtub in a new addition. My question is this..... the vanity would drain toward the tub and the tub would be at the exit...

I'm getting sewer smell back in the house. I know there is an underlying problem somewhere, but I was told by someone to put a trap close to the tank. Is that normal to trap a septic tank? Sounds like a clog waiting to happen. Best Dave