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Inspection So do you see anything wrong with the install so far? Thanks for your input. Scott

I'm about 5 minutes from the library which is about 100 yards from city hall so I don't have any excuses on that front. This forum has been great. I would be wasting my time and the citys time if I submitted plans with a multitude of errors. Better to be 99% sure of things before starting the...

Thanks thanks again sewer. I think it means more work for me but I am glad to have the answers I need to do a good job of this. Scott

Only 5 hours? I'm sure if you were closer you would though. :) 2" is fine less fittings to buy. Nobody seems to want to answer my toilet vent question though. Can I vent out the side of the vertical rise to the toilet with a wye? Thanks for all your help even if it means more...

got shovel? Thanks sewerratz, I think. How close are you to Fairview Heights and do you own a shovel? It looks like I am going to have to cut out the wye that I reduced to 3" under the footer. Any recommendations for cutting 4" pvc when I cant get a sawzall in there? If I cut it back...

best option So it appears that there is and always will be some disagreements on horizontal venting. nhmaster, in your opinion it seems as though I am ok not to vent the toilet separately but others say that it is necessary. The toilet is 18" from a vent wet vent. Other than digging back...

toilet venting Here is a new drawing. I have very limited horizontal space to insert a vent for the toilet between the closet bend and the main. I do however have enough vertical space to insert a vent tee between the closet bend at the bottom of the trench and the top of the slab. This vent...

I am in Illinois Jay. I though I might need a separate vent on the toilet but the spacing is so tight. After the main enters the house there is an immediate wye w/ 45 for the sink drain. From the outside of the hub to the center of the toilet flange is only 18". I cannot fit another 3x3x2...

Thanks So just to be sure, my bottom picture will work with the floor drain vented through the standpipe wet vent. That will save me a little time.:D Scott

Vents Thanks nhmaster Ok so I can remove the vent coming up from the sink trap or the wet vent portion. Critical distance isn't a problem so I guess it doesn't matter which one I remove does it? How do you suggest that I vent these pipes in the slab? Will I need to route my horizontal...

Picture I'm sure a picture will help. All the distances are quite close between fixtures. Any suggestions? Scott

Another venting question. I wish I had a picture for you but I hope my description is enough. Here's the situation. I am installing a bathroom in my basement. I have removed the old floor drain in the corner that fed via a short section of clay pipe to the 4" line to the aeration system...