This has become my favorite forum after months of researching the web and reading the 2006 Virginia residential plumbing code. I have learned a lot of useful information but not nearly enough... I appreciate any advice and guidance you can give me.
In retirement from the engineering and construction industry for 50 years I decided to remodel my home with an addition, moving a bathroom and laundry room 60 feet from the main stack and sewer, which is 30 inches deep from the surface of the slab to the center of a 3-inch sewer. Which should be no problem to obtain a 1/4†plus slope? I cut a three-foot wide path through the concrete slab.
I have attached a layout of the bathroom and laundry room and a try at the DWV.
Thanks in advance for any advice and guidance you can give me,
Norm
In retirement from the engineering and construction industry for 50 years I decided to remodel my home with an addition, moving a bathroom and laundry room 60 feet from the main stack and sewer, which is 30 inches deep from the surface of the slab to the center of a 3-inch sewer. Which should be no problem to obtain a 1/4†plus slope? I cut a three-foot wide path through the concrete slab.
I have attached a layout of the bathroom and laundry room and a try at the DWV.
Thanks in advance for any advice and guidance you can give me,
Norm