Tim Douglas
New Member
Hi all,
I've been scratching my head for a while now and I _think_ I have something that will work... but the little voice at the back of my head is still chiming in to remind me that I don't really know what I'm doing. Here's a sketch of what I've come up with - I'd sure appreciate any advice you'd have for me.
I'd like to move the basement laundry from the back corner to underneath the kitchen. There's an existing 1.25" iron vent pipe and a 1.5-inch ABS drain coming down on either side of a 2" iron drain in the basement floor. I want the laundry tub to the left of the drain and the washer to the right, but the drain is further to the right so the washer drain and the kitchen drain or their vents need to cross. I have lots of room behind the cabinet/washer for the standpipe to come out though, so I thought I'd just put a 45 after the vent to bring the standpipe out from the wall, while keeping the vents all in the plane of the wall.
The rim of the laundry tub will be up nice and high, level with the top of the washer (and the standpipe) so the bottom of the tub will be 23" off the floor. I'm hopeful that'll leave enough room for all the Wyes to stack up there.
Many thanks!
Tim
I've been scratching my head for a while now and I _think_ I have something that will work... but the little voice at the back of my head is still chiming in to remind me that I don't really know what I'm doing. Here's a sketch of what I've come up with - I'd sure appreciate any advice you'd have for me.
I'd like to move the basement laundry from the back corner to underneath the kitchen. There's an existing 1.25" iron vent pipe and a 1.5-inch ABS drain coming down on either side of a 2" iron drain in the basement floor. I want the laundry tub to the left of the drain and the washer to the right, but the drain is further to the right so the washer drain and the kitchen drain or their vents need to cross. I have lots of room behind the cabinet/washer for the standpipe to come out though, so I thought I'd just put a 45 after the vent to bring the standpipe out from the wall, while keeping the vents all in the plane of the wall.
The rim of the laundry tub will be up nice and high, level with the top of the washer (and the standpipe) so the bottom of the tub will be 23" off the floor. I'm hopeful that'll leave enough room for all the Wyes to stack up there.
Many thanks!
Tim