Justin Gilbert
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Ok, so I'm building a Tiny House...go here for more details and need help with plumbing info if you have time. And up front, thanks for any advice/help you have.
I'm building on a severe budget so not much money to get a plumber to come in and do this. No need for codes/inspections since it's considered a trailer/rv. However, I'd like to stick as close to code as possible since it's there for a reason.
I'm getting ready to install my plumbing and am having a problem figuring out draining/venting. All of my plumbing will be on one wall and a drain will come out through the subfloor/trailer to the opposite side where I'll have it hooked up to an RV hookup. No blackwater/greywater tank. Basically I'm plumbing it like a house, but on a trailer and connecting to RV sewer connections at a park. I'm good with the under house drain to RV hookup. For the inbound water I don't have a major issue either. Seems fairly straight forward.
For the sewage though I can't figure out the easiest way to get the drain/vent set. I have a loft above the bathroom and have the house framed in 2x4's so have issues with cutting out large sections of the studs to put in vent pipes. Any ideas with a rough drawing would be a big help. Would love to have only 1 vent pipe but if two are needed I can live with it. Once again, thanks in advance.
First pic without roof on:
With the Roof:
I'm building on a severe budget so not much money to get a plumber to come in and do this. No need for codes/inspections since it's considered a trailer/rv. However, I'd like to stick as close to code as possible since it's there for a reason.
I'm getting ready to install my plumbing and am having a problem figuring out draining/venting. All of my plumbing will be on one wall and a drain will come out through the subfloor/trailer to the opposite side where I'll have it hooked up to an RV hookup. No blackwater/greywater tank. Basically I'm plumbing it like a house, but on a trailer and connecting to RV sewer connections at a park. I'm good with the under house drain to RV hookup. For the inbound water I don't have a major issue either. Seems fairly straight forward.
For the sewage though I can't figure out the easiest way to get the drain/vent set. I have a loft above the bathroom and have the house framed in 2x4's so have issues with cutting out large sections of the studs to put in vent pipes. Any ideas with a rough drawing would be a big help. Would love to have only 1 vent pipe but if two are needed I can live with it. Once again, thanks in advance.
First pic without roof on:
With the Roof: