Lllammma
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Hi there,
Quick question... Is this acceptable for a second floor bath? The vent will tie back into stack just before the stack exits the roof. In the first image, the WC faces left, the vent would go up the wall behind WC. Shower connects to WC line via a wye rolled 45 degrees.
Second question... If I needed more than 60" (I.e. increase the distance from toilet front to the shower), could I run a 3" line to the shower with a 3" p trap and a reducer in the top of the trap to bring it down to 2" for the drain connection? If so, is there a way to tie into the WC line or would each 3" line need it's own connection at the stack?
Thanks
Quick question... Is this acceptable for a second floor bath? The vent will tie back into stack just before the stack exits the roof. In the first image, the WC faces left, the vent would go up the wall behind WC. Shower connects to WC line via a wye rolled 45 degrees.
Second question... If I needed more than 60" (I.e. increase the distance from toilet front to the shower), could I run a 3" line to the shower with a 3" p trap and a reducer in the top of the trap to bring it down to 2" for the drain connection? If so, is there a way to tie into the WC line or would each 3" line need it's own connection at the stack?
Thanks
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