Mark Krajewski
New Member
We recently bought a house in sunny Florida (certainly a nicer way to spend winters than in Michigan). We have a larger laundry room but were surprised there was no sink in the laundry room. After cleaning paint brushes in the kitchen sink and dumping dirty water from cleaning the floors into the bath tub, I’d sure like to add a cabinet with a deep utility sink in the laundry room!
I have read the other laundry room/sink postings
https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?threads/adding-utility-sink-to-laundry-room.57855/
and have seen pictures with the sink line vented back to the existing stack with a new short vent line.
But our setup is a little different than this. We have the stand pipe for the washer with a p trap emptying into the drain/vent line. There are no other plumbing connections currently. I drew a picture of the existing plumbing (shown in blue) and added in the new plumbing (gold-ish color) run for a sink.
My question to the forum is quite simple. Can we hook in the new sink drain line as shown? And if so, does the drawing show the correct connector (Spears P500) for this setup?
If this kind of a setup is not allowed, can someone suggest an alternative?
Kindest regards,
Mark
I have read the other laundry room/sink postings
https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?threads/adding-utility-sink-to-laundry-room.57855/
and have seen pictures with the sink line vented back to the existing stack with a new short vent line.
But our setup is a little different than this. We have the stand pipe for the washer with a p trap emptying into the drain/vent line. There are no other plumbing connections currently. I drew a picture of the existing plumbing (shown in blue) and added in the new plumbing (gold-ish color) run for a sink.
My question to the forum is quite simple. Can we hook in the new sink drain line as shown? And if so, does the drawing show the correct connector (Spears P500) for this setup?
If this kind of a setup is not allowed, can someone suggest an alternative?
Kindest regards,
Mark