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I am remodeling my 25 year old master bath and I have a question about proper v enting of the shower. All fixtures are moving in the room, but I'm trying to preserve as much of the DWV in the walls as I can.
The original plumbing had the 2" shower drain wying into a 2" vent pipe which then wyed into the 3" WC waste line about 3' downstream of the closet bend.
Both the toilet and the shower were vented with the 2" vent, which goes through the roof. Nothing else is on the vent.
Attached is a drawing of how I want to do my lauout using the existing 3" waste and 2" vent in the wall. My county goes by the IPC 2009 and I find no applicable exclusions or restrictions on venting in the county code.
Is my layout legal according to the 2009 IPC?
Thank you.
I am remodeling my 25 year old master bath and I have a question about proper v enting of the shower. All fixtures are moving in the room, but I'm trying to preserve as much of the DWV in the walls as I can.
The original plumbing had the 2" shower drain wying into a 2" vent pipe which then wyed into the 3" WC waste line about 3' downstream of the closet bend.
Both the toilet and the shower were vented with the 2" vent, which goes through the roof. Nothing else is on the vent.
Attached is a drawing of how I want to do my lauout using the existing 3" waste and 2" vent in the wall. My county goes by the IPC 2009 and I find no applicable exclusions or restrictions on venting in the county code.
Is my layout legal according to the 2009 IPC?
Thank you.