Clutchcargo
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Is there such a thing as a 90 street with a long street tail? This is for a 2"vent going thru a 2x4 top plate. My issue is that I've only got about 1.25" of available pitch between the top of the top plate of the shower's partition wall and the highest possible location of an inverted sanitary tee at the top of the stack. The stack is 5' away. I need this 90 to be as low as possible and I'd rather not hog out a 3" hole in a 2x4 top plate to accomodate a fitting's hub.
I'm in tight quarters and as soon as this vent gets above the top plate of the shower partition wall, I need to turn horizontal immediately in order to keep it pitched toward the drain side. Another option is to run it high between the ceiling joists and pitch the vent toward the stack. Is that option acceptable?
TIA
I'm in tight quarters and as soon as this vent gets above the top plate of the shower partition wall, I need to turn horizontal immediately in order to keep it pitched toward the drain side. Another option is to run it high between the ceiling joists and pitch the vent toward the stack. Is that option acceptable?
TIA