Jbrooks242
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Los Angeles, CA
I'm getting some conflicting advice. I'm removing these old school carrier mount toilets and switching to a Kohler one piece. I want to keep the back-to-back set-up. In the picture you'll see where the shower drain was. That shower will be framed out and finished again with the drain location staying the same.
My question is. Can I use a "double long turn tee-wye" (black in the photo) OR
a DWV double wye and 45 degree elbow combo (white in the photo)
One plumber is telling me the toilets would need to be offset from each other by 30" and the other says you can use the double long turn wye and that will work. I'm guessing that the end running beyond the wye would just get capped off, or could the vent pipe be run up and off of that?
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
I'm getting some conflicting advice. I'm removing these old school carrier mount toilets and switching to a Kohler one piece. I want to keep the back-to-back set-up. In the picture you'll see where the shower drain was. That shower will be framed out and finished again with the drain location staying the same.
My question is. Can I use a "double long turn tee-wye" (black in the photo) OR
a DWV double wye and 45 degree elbow combo (white in the photo)
One plumber is telling me the toilets would need to be offset from each other by 30" and the other says you can use the double long turn wye and that will work. I'm guessing that the end running beyond the wye would just get capped off, or could the vent pipe be run up and off of that?
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
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