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Eddy Strong posted : There's no exhaust vent... fumes have nowhere to go...!
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alkizmo posted : said by flaughs2000:The wall is upside down. oh yeah... or the floor is the ceiling.
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cwm1276 posted : I assume, that the pipe is the vent. If it is venting then sink, a backup in the drain of the sink would fill the vent with water. It should be horizontal above the rim of the sink.
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leibold posted : Nothing is wrong. I particularly like the anti-gravity sewer drain stack ;) :p
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aroberti posted : Why in the world would someone install the toilet and sink before sheetrocking?
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nightdesigns posted : There's no TP Roll holder!--This Space for Rent...
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John Galt posted : said by aroberti:Why in the world would someone install the toilet and sink before sheetrocking? Remodel.
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Juggernaut posted : That, and probably a dry run for fitting.
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robbin posted : said by aroberti:Why in the world would someone install the toilet and sink before sheetrocking? They have a tile floor and rug. Who needs finished walls? Besides, the other wall is...
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tp0d posted : Cannot decrease size of the vertical stack.. derp.-j
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KrK posted : The join in the pipes is upside down, isn't it :DWater would flood and stand in the pipe.Took a second to think about it. Looks like they were thinking fumes venting up instead of water...
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cableties posted : Ok, I have a question related to that image:-if I have a vent stack (2.5"PVC) added to a washer, above the trap exit, and that goes up to attic, how do I tie into main vent stack...
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pike posted : Is there an air break between the washing machine's discharge line and the sewer?
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Annmarie posted : Because a toilet, in most cases, is more important than sheet rock?
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djrobx posted : said by robbin:Ok -- where does it decrease? Look at the join in the pipes, the opening that continues downward is smaller. Maybe it's central vac piping! :D-- Rob --AT&T U-Hearse -...
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sempergoofy posted : You can hopefully see in the photo of a revent project of mine from some years ago where the plumber tied into the main vent stack with the appropriate fitting, and also sloped the...
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ropeguru posted : said by djrobx:said by robbin:Ok -- where does it decrease? Look at the join in the pipes, the opening that continues downward is smaller. Maybe it's central vac piping! :D-- Rob That...
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LazMan posted : Is it a stack or a vent?Code here is that a vent has to upsize to (I think) 3" or 3.5" before it goes through the roof, to minimize the chances of snow/ice plugging it.If it IS a vent,...
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ropeguru posted : said by LazMan:Is it a stack or a vent?Code here is that a vent has to upsize to (I think) 3" or 3.5" before it goes through the roof, to minimize the chances of snow/ice plugging...
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VegasMan posted : TP in wrong place. Should be on side of toilet and not sink.--In need of a Vegas vacation.
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Hawk posted : said by aroberti:Why in the world would someone install the toilet and sink before sheetrocking? Someone had to go poopoo
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anon posted : I dunno... I did some remodeling in the bathroom too, years ago... actually had 2 working toilets in that same room for 24 hours until they got the good one hooked up in the street.........
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tp0d posted : said by robbin:Ok -- where does it decrease? dont feel like messin with paint for a visual, but national plumbing code states a vent stack may not be smaller than the largest attached...
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StillLearn posted : said by tp0d:said by robbin:Ok -- where does it decrease? dont feel like messin with paint for a visual, but national plumbing code states a vent stack may not be smaller than the...
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tp0d posted : what does the word throughout mean to you? and are you a plumber, bychance
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StillLearn posted : said by tp0d:what does the word throughout mean to you? and are you a plumber, bychance Not a plumber.There are a lot of people who say that 1-1/2 or 2 inch is enough for a dry vent...
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robbin posted : said by tp0d:said by robbin:Ok -- where does it decrease? dont feel like messin with paint for a visual, but national plumbing code states a vent stack may not be smaller than the...
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tp0d posted : 2" backvent is minimum for a toilet. Stack vent is different.-j--if it aint broke, tweak it!!currently on FiOS (kick aZZ!)
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tp0d posted : The horizontal vent line is fine. I`d bet its probably serving the lav next to the toilet.A toilet within 6' of a stack needs no extra vent. But that stack needs to be the proper size to...
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StillLearn posted : »www.terrylove.com/forums/showthr···let-vent has a venting diagram and discussion.
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StillLearn posted : said by tp0d:The horizontal vent line is fine. I`d bet its probably serving the lav next to the toilet.A toilet within 6' of a stack needs no extra vent. But that stack needs to be...
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ropeguru posted : said by StillLearn:said by tp0d:The horizontal vent line is fine. I`d bet its probably serving the lav next to the toilet.A toilet within 6' of a stack needs no extra vent. But that...
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tp0d posted : said by StillLearn:said by tp0d:The horizontal vent line is fine. I`d bet its probably serving the lav next to the toilet.A toilet within 6' of a stack needs no extra vent. But that stack...
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tp0d posted : heres a reference article, tho it doesnt set concrete guidelines..»www.ehow.com/info_12155261_size-···-be.htmlI`ve been taught a vent stack is 3" minimum, unless its waste only, not soil....
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EGeezer posted : said by Plumber :Whats wrong with this picture? Other than the nasty vent configuration, no beer fridge within easy reach of the person on the toilet. --Buckle Up. It makes it harder...
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Faster posted : This whole thread went into the toilet?
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Juggernaut posted : said by EGeezer:Other than the nasty vent configuration, no beer fridge within easy reach of the person on the toilet.Well said, and spoken like a true redneck. *sniffs*--"I fear...
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EGeezer posted : said by Juggernaut:Well said, and spoken like a true redneck. *sniffs*Everything else looks nicely finished. No need for a drywalled bathroom since NAPA discontinued their Parts Pups...
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