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    How to tie in a back-to-back sink to an existing horizontal drain line?

    Once again, I appreciate all the information - I've learned a lot about plumbing! I've also learned that I don't need a utility sink that badly - the bucket and hose in the backyard will continue do just fine for washing paint brushes, etc. I won't do a project "wrong", but I'm also not going...
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    How to tie in a back-to-back sink to an existing horizontal drain line?

    Thanks Wayne, WorthFlorida – great info! Let me see if I understand – responses and questions in blue Wayne’s comments: OK, two important points that are not reflected in your proposed layout: - Under the UPC, the laundry sink needs a 2" drain (Table 702.1, footnote 2) Rob: Understood – I’m...
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    How to tie in a back-to-back sink to an existing horizontal drain line?

    OK, here are the pictures of the existing plumbing (Pics 1A and 1B), and what I hope to accomplish (Pics 2 and 3). Here's my best guess at how it all goes together - appreciate all corrections and suggestions!! Pictures 1A and 1B: Here's what's currently installed (or my best guesses based on...
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    How to tie in a back-to-back sink to an existing horizontal drain line?

    Thanks WorthFlorida, Wayne! This gives me a lot to work with. My next step is to fully open the well, confirm the vent stack is dry, take pictures, and draw a design of what I *understand* you're telling me...then you can tell me where I need to correct it! ;) Might be a while - this project...
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    How to tie in a back-to-back sink to an existing horizontal drain line?

    Hi Wayne, thanks for the information! 1) Code - I'm still researching, but it appears that City of Kansas City, MO adheres to UPC 2) I'll measure the pipe when I open the other side of the wall (this is an old pic, I previously repaired the wallboard), but *guessing* from the hole in the stud...
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    How to tie in a back-to-back sink to an existing horizontal drain line?

    Hi WorthFlorida - Thanks for the quick reply, although for some reason I can only see it in the email notification, and not in the forum :(. Here's what was in the email: "That is the correct type of tee to use for a horizontal connection. However, this picture of the bathroom sink seems to...
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    How to tie in a back-to-back sink to an existing horizontal drain line?

    Hi Everyone, Thanks for a great forum! I want to add a utility sink in the basement backing to an existing bathroom sink, but I'm not sure how to connect the drain pipes. I searched the forum and found great examples using a "double fixture fitting", but my drain pipe runs sideways, not down...
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    Help identifying bathroom sink faucet, probably Price Pfister

    Thanks Mahuska - useful links, but the faucet stem/valve assembly is fine. I'm looking for replacement trim parts. Thanks HJ - I searched the net for "H44-12" (and variations) and found one hit on ****...
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    Help identifying bathroom sink faucet, probably Price Pfister

    Hi All, New here, but this looks like a great forum! Started by surfing the 'net to identify my bathroom sink faucet, found a similar post here, then searched further here. Apologies if I missed it, but I haven't found an exact hit. I also searched Price Pfister's partner website, Faucet...
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