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Herk, I have posted a plan in another post today (Rough in/venting advice). The 2" wet vents the WC as far as I can tell. Jonathan

OK, After some head scratching, I decided to move the stack from the outside wall to the interior. Here's the latest plan. Feedback/criticism welcomed. Should I put a cleanout in? I have easy access to the attic so I could put a fitting in where the 1.5 vent turns toward the 3"...

My municipality puts out a book especially for weekend plumbing warriors like me. In this book, a 2" horizontal drain connecting to a 3" horizontal is always shown as a 3x3x3 wye followed by a reducer or a 3x3x3 wye followed by a 3" elbow and then reducer. I want to connect a 2" wet drain...

Hj, That's an excellent idea! thanks Jonathan

Everyone, I want to put in two sinks into our bathroom. We want to put in wall mounted sinks that have the p trap exposed. In all the examples that I have seen, the two p traps are symmetrically positioned around the main drain. Is this necessary? Is the plan below OK? Thanks Jonathan

Oh boy, this is what i was afraid of. The original plumbing is really, really crappy. I don't know what codes were like in the 50s, but they sure aren't what they are now. Thanks for your input. Time to call a plumber and see what we can do. Jonathan

Anyone?? If this is really out of whack, I'd really appreciate the criticisim. Thanks Jonathan

Hi everyone, I have a 60 year old bathroom that was remodelled almost 40 years ago. I have gutted the room to joists/studs. The existing plumbing is shown here. One thing that I really dislike about the current layout is that the 3" cast vent makes two 90 degree turns above the finish...