OldHouse59
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I'm moving original washer from kitchen in old house, to garage. I already have a 4" stub coming up from under the slab in the front corner of the garage going out to the main drain in the front yard which was installed years ago for this purpose.
Picture yourself in the garage looking at the long side interior wall (with the interior of the house on the other side of that wall). The 4 inch drain would be on the far left corner. I 90'ed off that, running 2 inch ABS to the right at a 1/4 in 12 slope mounted to the garage wall just above the slab. Installed in the far right corner, from left to right stacked next to each other, will be 1. Utility sink 2. Washing Machine 3. Electric Dryer.
Then, going through the back or end of the garage wall (on your right) to the inside of the house, I plan to put a 36" bathroom vanity sink, and make a small "sink only" bathroom. If I am required to run a vent pipe at this location inside the house, then I might cancel this last sink on the right end. (I am assuming that I can vent through the wall into the vent pipes in the garage since the distance from the sink center through the wall and into the garage will be only 21 inches).
From the center of the utility sink to the center of the indoor bathroom sink will be at most 90 inches.
How would you go about plumbing and venting this, and what would be the simplest layout?
This is my first time here but i will attempt to post pictures and diagrams.
As you can see, I made at least the following mistakes: (or are they ?)
1. Washer trap goes directly to combo or "long radius" sweep.
2. Sanitary tee installed in horizontal drain pipe for utility sink drain.
3. Utility sink drain (above) is too low and will put trap below the level of the horizontal drain it's going into.
4. Utility sink drain is not vented properly? Or is it's proximity to the washer vent close enough?
See anything else wrong?
Not yet shown, is the future plan to continue this 2" drain through the wall on the right, into the house, and put a sink on the same wall, inside the house. Please advise on that too.
Thanks much in advance for your help.
Picture yourself in the garage looking at the long side interior wall (with the interior of the house on the other side of that wall). The 4 inch drain would be on the far left corner. I 90'ed off that, running 2 inch ABS to the right at a 1/4 in 12 slope mounted to the garage wall just above the slab. Installed in the far right corner, from left to right stacked next to each other, will be 1. Utility sink 2. Washing Machine 3. Electric Dryer.
Then, going through the back or end of the garage wall (on your right) to the inside of the house, I plan to put a 36" bathroom vanity sink, and make a small "sink only" bathroom. If I am required to run a vent pipe at this location inside the house, then I might cancel this last sink on the right end. (I am assuming that I can vent through the wall into the vent pipes in the garage since the distance from the sink center through the wall and into the garage will be only 21 inches).
From the center of the utility sink to the center of the indoor bathroom sink will be at most 90 inches.
How would you go about plumbing and venting this, and what would be the simplest layout?
This is my first time here but i will attempt to post pictures and diagrams.
As you can see, I made at least the following mistakes: (or are they ?)
1. Washer trap goes directly to combo or "long radius" sweep.
2. Sanitary tee installed in horizontal drain pipe for utility sink drain.
3. Utility sink drain (above) is too low and will put trap below the level of the horizontal drain it's going into.
4. Utility sink drain is not vented properly? Or is it's proximity to the washer vent close enough?
See anything else wrong?
Not yet shown, is the future plan to continue this 2" drain through the wall on the right, into the house, and put a sink on the same wall, inside the house. Please advise on that too.
Thanks much in advance for your help.