Fubar411
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First off, I wanted to thank Terry and the members of this site that dispense so much useful info for free. My sincerest thanks for the help I have already received.
I'm a computer guy that is handy, moreso with electricity, but a man has to know his limitations. My sister helped me out during my divorce and I'm trying to pay her back as best I can. Her husband and I have gutted two small galley style bathrooms on top of one another. We have put a lot of effort into fixing the joists that had been previously compromised.
Attached is the layout of the bathrooms. I know this is asking a lot, but can you help me design the dwv for two baths with 2nd story laundry. I'm familiar with san-tees and the long sweeps. I know that each trap needs a vent. I'm not sure if I live in a place that allows wet venting (st louis).
The only thing existing now is the 4" drain in the basement and a hole in the roof. I have several ideas of how this can work, but there seems to be a real art to designing these as people go to school for years learning how this all works.
I will try to provide as much info in response and I appreciate any help. I realize these are really, really hard to get right and with a picture it is hard to see what the situation is.
Thank you,
Rob
I'm a computer guy that is handy, moreso with electricity, but a man has to know his limitations. My sister helped me out during my divorce and I'm trying to pay her back as best I can. Her husband and I have gutted two small galley style bathrooms on top of one another. We have put a lot of effort into fixing the joists that had been previously compromised.
Attached is the layout of the bathrooms. I know this is asking a lot, but can you help me design the dwv for two baths with 2nd story laundry. I'm familiar with san-tees and the long sweeps. I know that each trap needs a vent. I'm not sure if I live in a place that allows wet venting (st louis).
The only thing existing now is the 4" drain in the basement and a hole in the roof. I have several ideas of how this can work, but there seems to be a real art to designing these as people go to school for years learning how this all works.
I will try to provide as much info in response and I appreciate any help. I realize these are really, really hard to get right and with a picture it is hard to see what the situation is.
Thank you,
Rob
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