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Thanks for the gross imagery, point taken! I'll have a vent to open air, I just don't know how to interpret hj's comment regarding no vent connections until 42" above floor level. There's got to be a way to vent this without cutting a hole in my fabric wall, which will cause all sorts of other...

Since I cannot go through the roof or the wall of my yurt, are you saying that I'd need to run individual vent pipes from the washer, toilet, and standpipe vents horizontally (well, really, diagonally for appropriate slope) out under the joists, where they would then bend, and run up along the...

I understand this. For me, the desired feature of the loop vent is that it connects to the "foot vent" that runs under the joists to a vertical vent, which could run up along the outside of the exterior wall, since on my yurt I cannot penetrate the wall or the roof. However, my question was...

This best practice is in reference to the toilet drain inlet being the last thing downstream, correct? (I.e., not the location of the toilet vent). It appears that I could run the toilet drain directly to the septic inlet and stack the other waste lines on top of it without changing the layout...

After running into the problem of how to vent my yurt without roof or side-wall penetrations, I realized that a loop vent would appear to solve all of my problems by allowing me to run a vent under the floor and up the exterior side of my yurt wall. However, loop venting under the IPC is...

I realized that I didn't directly ask a question (and I suspect my hastily drawn diagram that is replete with errors makes folks feel giving me advice is a gargantuan task that involves me first getting a clue, sorry!). Based on the info I provided, how can I vent my shower and toilet without...

After checking the reviews on Amazon for the Eternal 145, I feel for you, buddy! Based on what folks are complaining about in those reviews, it sounds like it could be a problem with the heat exchanger -- folks mentioned that the heat exchanger can crack, and I wonder if that's the type of...

Bad flow sensor?

I live in central NC. I am building a yurt on my farm (w/ 3" septic) and I am having trouble figuring out the waste venting for my fixtures. Our yurt is a round, soft-walled structure where the exterior, weather-facing layer is a type of extremely durable vinyl composite fabric. I cannot cut...