vent and drain tie-in question

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Hee.
You're a man of many talents... but drawing isn't one of them!
Sorry I didn't get over there yesterday. Long story.
I'll take a wire and a flashlight, and find out if the upper pipe continues up or not. I'm assuming the two are tied, but I'll verify.
Continued thanks, all.


I resemble that remark!!! :D
i actually did better with the mouse than by hand.
 
Drawing A is the winner.
I think it must be for under the counter venting, no?
 
Sorry I didn't have access to this yesterday. Good excuse though, I'm less than 3 weeks post-op for a shiny new hip. This is in the basement.
This spot is for a "kitchenette". I know the regular kitchen has the same set-up. But, an upstairs bath has it, as does the upstairs "bar sink" area. Other 4 are single outlet.
Sorry I didn't have the info yesterday. I hadn't been down in the basement for awhile.

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I could see clean-out for the kitchen areas, but a seldom used upstairs bathroom?
...and what a great glue job, eh?
 
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I'll get those heights this morning. What's an AVI? A venting something?
 
OK... as much as I hate to say it, I think my wife may be right. We have this configuration in 3 of 7 sinks... all 3 anticipated to be low usage.
She thinks the drain comes only from below, and the top hole is for an AAV.
It makes sense. I'd just feel better if I'd thought of it.:eek:


Hate it when the wife is right. They use it as an " I'm right " badge when all the rest of the crap spewing from their mouth is wrong. :D

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.Just kidding... Wives are always right , even when they are WRONG. :rolleyes:
 
Heights are 18 1/2 and 21 1/2", off unfinished floor.

"Just kidding... Wives are always right , even when they are WRONG. "
Yeah, unless you like sleeping on your stomach.
 

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