Recent content by Mr.T

Thank you for the confirmation Wayne!

Hello. I am finalizing the venting for multiple fixtures in a Tri-level home and I am hoping I can get confirmation from the pros here that I have the layout correct. Pardon the rudimentary drawing in the attached image. I included a few pics of the top of the 3" stack with the santee and...

Update: After 24 hours, it was showing just a hair under 9 psi this morning, but temperatures went down quite a bit over night too. I left it for an extra couple hours and it had begun to rise to just over 9 psi. So I think I am finally good! Thanks again to everyone. Lastly, RIP Terry. He...

Update: 3 hours and it is holding strong at 10PSI. Actually went up about 0.25 psi likely due to temperature change. Will continue to monitor. If after 24 hours it holds with no bleed down, I will try 20 PSI on my 30 PSI gauge and give it one more 24 hour run. If that holds I'm calling it...

Thank you to everyone for all the fast feedback. Some responses: - I'm using Blue Monster leak check fluid - I only pressurized to 90 psi because I was struggling to find the original leak. Ended up being at a union. (Ultimately I was able to remove the union entirely) - The lines and joints...

General Question I have about 150 total feet of newly installed black iron gas pipe w/ various joints and tee's. Mostly 1" line w/ 1/2" branches. Nothing is attached to any appliances or devices of any kind. In pressure test stage, so is not energized with gas yet. The system is currently...

Jeff, thanks for the reply. I actually have a metal DryerBox at the bottom for the exact reason you describe. To have additional room for the vent pipe and the gas flex line to nest a bit and allow the dryer to be pushed back further. Also, I am 100% with you. I did consider serviceability...

Typically, any time I've set up a gas dryer the valve is always behind the unit near floor level. Of course access requires pulling the dryer forward. I am roughing in a laundry room and the gas line is actually coming from the ceiling and down inside a framed, outside wall. I was thinking...

Wayne, Once again (for probably the 15th time over the last year plus), thank you. You are correct in all of your assumptions. Actually, your idea of Alt 1B may be the best bet simply because I have all the fittings necessary to do that vs. having to order the 3x3x3x2 San-Tee with Right Side...

Had to go out of state for a month for some family stuff. Finally back to working on the house. Decided on a possible change to the layout. The following pic has two alternatives and is a plan view of the layouts. I think both would work to wet vent the entire bathroom group. (Note that...

Wayne, As always you are supremely helpful. I don't know what I was thinking about wye for the shower. I was being dumb there. As it turns out, I have a decent amount of flexibility with this layout. This is all coming down from the second story, the stack will be behind a wall and the W/C...

On to the next bathroom that needs to be completed. This should be pretty straightforward. Is this layout acceptable (see attached pic)? A few questions: 1) Is the single 2" vertical stack vent appropriate for the water closet and the shower? 2) Is the best choice a 3" double wye (with...

Hello. I am a WAYS away from actually getting to the tile stage. For now, my plan is to fur out the wall and install some kind of edge profile. I might still consider moving the toilet flange so I can then fur the entire wall out he same distance, but I am not at the point I have to make that...

Thanks for the fast response guys. I'll proceed as planned and center the valve.

On to the next item of the remodel saga. I'm completing the layout for the master bedroom/closet/bathroom. As you'll see from the rough print I created, If I center the shower valve, it would result in it being at the dead center of the intersecting wall between the bathroom and walk-in...