JeffeVerde
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I'm expanding a bathroom, and trying to figure out the easiest/best location for the vent stack. This is single-story, slab construction in SoCal (Orange County). The bath and toilet are in the new area, so drain routing is easy (no slab yet).
The obvious place to put the vent stack would be near the toilet -- except the small WC has foundation footings on 3 sides, and a pocket door in the wall between the tub and toilet.
It's about 6' from the toilet to the shower. Could the shower vent (in one of the walls surrounding the shower) service the tub and toilet, or is that too far from the tub and toilet?
If the vent has to go in the WC area, can I put a wye in the waste line between the tub and toilet (going to the vent stack), or does each branch have to have it's own wye going to the (common) vent stack?
Here's a sketch of the layout. Thanks for your input.
The obvious place to put the vent stack would be near the toilet -- except the small WC has foundation footings on 3 sides, and a pocket door in the wall between the tub and toilet.
It's about 6' from the toilet to the shower. Could the shower vent (in one of the walls surrounding the shower) service the tub and toilet, or is that too far from the tub and toilet?
If the vent has to go in the WC area, can I put a wye in the waste line between the tub and toilet (going to the vent stack), or does each branch have to have it's own wye going to the (common) vent stack?
Here's a sketch of the layout. Thanks for your input.
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