wet vent

I live in an old house and had to gut the old bathroom and plumbing to it (because it was done horribly wrong and lots of rotten wood needed repaired as well). This is the layout of the new bathroom, with the main drain line coming from the top of the picture (behind the sink/shower): This...

Hello folks, Adding in a full bath on the second floor of a home, with all complications and restrictions that entails. I was hoping for some feedback about my plan, especially about the adequacy of the wet vent. Thank you!

I am currently remodeling our upstairs bathroom. The current configuration has been modified from the original plumbing (from what I can tell) with the bathtub (will now be shower only) being rerouted with it's own drain and (what looks to me) an illegal dry vent. The installation of the 3"...

Hello, I an a DIY'er who is embarking on a plumbing journey. Basement is stubbed in for a full bath and that is what I'm attempting to install. I have skills & tools but lack the years of experience this forum can provide. This will be my first attempt to attach to roughed in plumbing. Some...

This is a remodel that i am doing on our own home. I am tired of having undersized drain line so i am trying to go up a size on everything. Let me know what you think. I need some help on venting the kitchen island and bar sink. Both are fed off a 4" line. Can i wet vent this or should i...

Hi everyone I need some assistance on how to complete a plumbing assembly. I am in LA County so we use the UPC, I believe. I have attached pictures of the existing conditions and a few diagrams of what I think might work. Essentially I am wondering if I can build a soffit to carry the drain...

I'm trying to get a wall hung toilet installed in my condo but my application got rejected because as I understand it, that the wet vented drain for the WC has to be at the same elevation or lower than other wet vented plumbing group fixtures such as the shower (I assume it is to prevent risk of...

Hi all. Does this setup look feasible? I have an old home so am stuck with the layout. Main question is whether the 3" wet vent pipe connection between shower and toilet branches should connect to horizontal branch at 90 degrees. I am leaning that way since it's a wet vent. I am trying to go to...

Hi all! I am planning on installing a bathroom in my basement, I live in Maine (IPC code, I think). I have easy access to the main stack to the septic system but venting the drains (one vent for a up flush toilet, one vent for a up flush sink, one vent for a large bathtub) is going to be...

Hello everyone, I’m currently in the process of transforming a closet into a small bathroom (approximately 36”x6’) and could really use some expert advice on the drain layout. I’ve attached a layout picture for reference, but I’m unsure if the proposed configuration makes sense. Specifically...

Hi All, I am undertaking a bathroom renovation. (1 WC, 1 Lav and 1 Tub.) My intention is to move the Lav to the opposite side of the room. Bathroom is basically down to the studs now. Looks like all cast iron plumbing and vent (house is 1890). As it stand the WC drains directly to the soil...

I'm planning a remodel underneath two bathrooms (photo is looking at the upper bathrooms from below). It looks like tub trap arm is wet vented by a 2" wye going straight up to the lav above. That lav has a 1-1/2" dry vent on the upper level (and no other fixtures on the same 1-1/2" dry vent)...

I've been wanting to move my washing machine drain and supply lines for a while and thought I might be able to take advantage of a water damage situation in the bathroom that shares a wall. Drywall in the bathroom is partially removed, exposing all the plumbing in the shared wall. I could...

In the picture below, can the tub/shower and toilet be wet vented through the vanity drain after entering the stack? This is under UPC in CT. Thanks!

I am redoing a bathroom and am moving fixtures around. I'm wet venting the bathroom group, but just wanted to run the diagram by those who would know better than I to make sure that it is correct. Upstream of this bathroom group is another bathroom that is separately vented.

Hello everybody I have a question regarding a wet venting a toilet with a vanity drain. I would like to know which option is better in the attached sketch option a or option b for going vertical to horizontal. I can not put a long sweep 90 as I have a structural timber in the way. Would...

Hi. Noobie here and thanks for the add! I'm a DIYer and want to add a shower to the half bath in basement. Not sure how to add drain line and vent. Please see pic attached. Red arrows show toilet and sink drain direction under slab. The blue circle shows where the copper vent meets slab...

Hello all, In the process of a remodel and I'm trying to wrap my head around how to vent the shower. The way I see it, I have two options based on where everything needs to be. Option A (red lines are my proposed runs): Option B: The shower trap will be too close to the wall to fork off of...

Hello, I am renovating my home by adding back-to-back bathrooms on the second floor. I have asked a plumber to do the plumbing. He came one afternoon and then he disappeared (after the first payment), and now I cannot find him :( . I am thinking to finish the job myself but I am worrying that he...

I am in the process of adding a washer and dryer on the second floor of my two story home. They will be located on the other side of the wall from a bathroom group (tub/shower, toilet, and lavatory) so I have relatively good access for routing the drains and supply lines. My question is what is...