Can a wet-vent system have an offset and a reduced vent diameter?
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1. Your bathroom and kitchen sinks need dry vents.
2. To use wet venting for a bathroom, the kitchen waste must join downstream of the bathroom waste.
3. For a specific list of questions, I suggest typing those into a post rather than being part of the image; that way they can be copied and pasted etc.
4. You can go from 2 inch to 4 inch.
5. My list of comments are only for aspects.
2. To use wet venting for a bathroom, the kitchen waste must join downstream of the bathroom waste.
3. For a specific list of questions, I suggest typing those into a post rather than being part of the image; that way they can be copied and pasted etc.
4. You can go from 2 inch to 4 inch.
5. My list of comments are only for aspects.
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Duplicate of https://terrylove.com/forums/index....after-reduction-no-violation-of-codes.109732/
See my response there.
Cheers, Wayne
See my response there.
Cheers, Wayne
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