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Re: Thanks Gary and all the others for all your help on this matter. I appreciate the advice. Jason

Pump Gary and others, So if I have a 1/2 horse well pump (and I'm not interested in replacing that at this time) and I have 3 toilets, 6 sinks, 2 showers, and two sets of outside spickets, spread over a 3100 square foot house, whats the biggest size tank you would recommend? I have 20 gal...

re Thanks for the information. I guess I'm confused with the pressure vs. volume issue. So what is the difference between, let's say a 1/2 horse pump vs. a 3/4 horse? More volume at a faster rate?

I've added several more fixtures to my house and I've seen where they want you to add up the amount of fixtures in order to determine what size tank you need. My question is: is there a relationship between pump size vs. tank size? I have 1/2 horse 3450rpm pump. So what could be the biggest...

Piece of screen Hj, it would seem that they would have something more than a piece of screen to use on the end piece of this vent. I'll have to do some more digging to see if in fact they do or not. I was working for a contractor not to long ago and I helped put in a bathroom exhaust fan...

More on Venting I though you'd like that "enlightenment"... Anyways, from what your telling me, I dont think I'll be able to tie into the existing vent that is available in my basement. The trap I create will not allow for condensation run off as you state. I will therefore have to run it...

Question The horizontal coming off the main stack does not have anything draining into it except at the main stack itself. Theoretically, if the drain field backed up then it could back up through this vent and come out the stack vent roof end. I was wondering if in fact I could tie into...

I'm installing a sink in my basement in which I have no gravity fed drain system in place. I am therefore purchasing a drain pump to pump up the waste to tie into my present septic system. My question is in relation to venting. Can I bring the vent up into my floor joists, go horizontal for...