Bathroom Rough in ok?

[Plumber69]

Really odd shaped house, will this work.

 

[Terry]

Assuming the wet vent portions are 2" yes.

 

[Sponsor]

 

[Plumber69]

Assuming the wet vent portions are 2" yes.

For the tub? I was going feed each sink a 2 x 1 1/2 wye

 

[Terry]

For the tub the wet portion needs to be 2" on the one close to the tub. You bump it up for that to work.
But it will cost you $3.00 more.

 

[Plumber69]

For the tub the wet portion needs to be 2" on the one close to the tub. You bump it up for that to work.
But it will cost you $3.00 more.

No big deal, but how come?

 

[Plumber69]

Toilet wont siphon shower? its really close to stack 4'

 

[Terry]

The shower needs it's own vent. You show a vent for the shower.

 

[Reach4]

Toilet wont siphon shower? its really close to stack 4'

I think I read that is to allow enough space for the lavatory waste plus the vent air.

 

[Plumber69]

I think I read that is to allow enough space for the lavatory waste plus the vent air.

makes sence, but both lavs would have to be running at same time tub is draining, which I guess is possible

 

[Terry]

With UPC code, which is South of you, they want 2" on the wet portion to allow air movement. I will tell them you are questioning their method and don't be surprised if they pay you a visit with an angry dog to make sure you're doing it right. Dog gone it!

 

[James Henry]

With UPC code, which is South of you, they want 2" on the wet portion to allow air movement. I will tell them you are questioning their method and don't be surprised if they pay you a visit with an angry dog to make sure you're doing it right. Dog gone it!

Made me laugh.

 

[Jm66208]

Surprised to see the AAV acceptable vent.

 

[Plumber69]

Surprised to see the AAV acceptable vent.

Why, toilet is so close to stack?

 

[Jm66208]

I dont recall an AAV ever being acceptable on this forum.

 

[Cjlambert]

Your sketch meets Canadian code.