Recent content by Cadobe

Hi Terry, are the studor vents allowed in WA? I live in Lacey and couldn't find any reference to that if those are approved by our city. I've tried to get in touch with one of the inspectors and they just pass me out to any other plumber in my area.

Thanks Wayne :)

I though that is required for each end of drain line. I was thinking on driving the tub/shower 2" into 2" wye that one end is the flow and other end would be the cleanout. However for toilet end I need to have a cleanout, right?

Indeed I will put cleanouts on each end -> toilet, shower and tub

Sure I will.

Thank you Wayne, thank you so much. I am not a plumber just trying to do on my own some plumbing work. Cannot afford $$$$ Appreciate your time on this. I am just a web developer, so anytime if you need anything PM me. Again, thanks a lot.

I have updated the image, so you are talking about the red line I presume.

I think you are referring to the slope...........2" being the difference between starting and ending point of the trap arm. Am I correct?

Not sure if I follow you, are you saying that I cannot run the pipe under the beam?

Awesome. Thanks again.

But 60 is not better than 45? The distance from the sink vent to the WC flange is exactly 4ft

I see now, nice explanations. I do not have floor joists. The floor is tong and groove planks supported by a central beam that runs on the length of the room. I've added an additional beam parallel to the original one, running on the tub center-line to make sure floor will hold a full filled...

Yep, yep....the most reliable solution. I should probably run 3" pipe on green line too just to be on the safe side. Thanks Wayne. In the drawing the WC is not the last item, not sure on the way is counted. If not where would be the place for the WC in order to be last?

Thanks Wayne, single story house

I have the vent over 5ft away from the traps, to the other side of the wall where the shower and tub takes place