resq944
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Hello all, I am roughing in a bar sink and Im not sure which of the following layouts would be legal/correct best/preferable ... or what should be done that I didnt think of.
The issue (I think) is the horizontal drain line is too high to put in a sweep 90 (horizontal to vert.) with a san-T on top for the drain stub out and trap adapter (see 1st diagram labeled "original plan").
If I did this the drain stub out center line would be 24" off the floor which seem very high to me.
All of the rough ins I have ever seen or done (other than pedestal sinks) recommend 15"-18" to center line off the floor for the drain stub out.
Maybe I'm overthinking it and 24" is acceptable but it seems awful high to me??
I have come up with the following options, any opinions, other/better options would be appreciated,
Thanks in advance.
All Piping is 1.5" PVC
I'm on 2018 IPC
Original Plan:
Option 1:
Option 2:
Option 3:
The issue (I think) is the horizontal drain line is too high to put in a sweep 90 (horizontal to vert.) with a san-T on top for the drain stub out and trap adapter (see 1st diagram labeled "original plan").
If I did this the drain stub out center line would be 24" off the floor which seem very high to me.
All of the rough ins I have ever seen or done (other than pedestal sinks) recommend 15"-18" to center line off the floor for the drain stub out.
Maybe I'm overthinking it and 24" is acceptable but it seems awful high to me??
I have come up with the following options, any opinions, other/better options would be appreciated,
Thanks in advance.
All Piping is 1.5" PVC
I'm on 2018 IPC
Original Plan:
Option 1:
Option 2:
Option 3:
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