Hello everyone!
New to the forums, though I have read a lot.
Project Scope:
-Turning upstairs master bath from single to double sink. Current vent and drain are 1.5" (Pic 3)
-I need to make sure I comply with plumbing codes in MN for the inspection. http://www.iapmo.org/Pages/MinnesotaPlumbingCode.aspx
-I did see some picture of a way terry would do a 1.5" pipe. (Pic 1)
-The line that would have the two faucets flowing has a kitchen drain that drops in before it connects to the 3" drain. (Pic 2)
My count is that each bath faucet is 1. kitchen is 2. So I would have 4 DFU in one 1.5" horizontal that hits the 3" drain.
3" drain would have 2 bath faucets, kitchen sink, shower, toilet for 9 DFU.
I added a PDF of 3 options that i think are doable. Option 1 is easiest, Option 2 I believe gets me to the right amount of DFU on a line. Option 3 gets me to a 2" drain from bath faucets.
Any suggestions or advice would be so appriciated!
Thank you for all your help. What a great forum this is.
New to the forums, though I have read a lot.
Project Scope:
-Turning upstairs master bath from single to double sink. Current vent and drain are 1.5" (Pic 3)
-I need to make sure I comply with plumbing codes in MN for the inspection. http://www.iapmo.org/Pages/MinnesotaPlumbingCode.aspx
-I did see some picture of a way terry would do a 1.5" pipe. (Pic 1)
-The line that would have the two faucets flowing has a kitchen drain that drops in before it connects to the 3" drain. (Pic 2)
My count is that each bath faucet is 1. kitchen is 2. So I would have 4 DFU in one 1.5" horizontal that hits the 3" drain.
3" drain would have 2 bath faucets, kitchen sink, shower, toilet for 9 DFU.
I added a PDF of 3 options that i think are doable. Option 1 is easiest, Option 2 I believe gets me to the right amount of DFU on a line. Option 3 gets me to a 2" drain from bath faucets.
Any suggestions or advice would be so appriciated!
Thank you for all your help. What a great forum this is.