Pat G.
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Picture is oriented as is reality (i.e. top of photo is "up") and my local code is IPC.
3" vertical pipe flows down to sewer
1.5" coming out the top of the fitting will go to drain for a lav that will be vented to the main vent
3" outlet will serve the rest of the bathroom and a kitchen sink, ending in a 3" vent to the roof that is the main vent).
I can't seem to find good info on whether this is a correct use of the low-heel fitting. Advice?
For the 1.5" outlet, can I use a 90 degree elbow to go from horizontal to vertical or should I use 2 x 45's to reduce the direction change? I know you usually can't use a 90 for the wet portion of the system, but since this is transition to the main drain I wasn't sure.
Thanks!
3" vertical pipe flows down to sewer
1.5" coming out the top of the fitting will go to drain for a lav that will be vented to the main vent
3" outlet will serve the rest of the bathroom and a kitchen sink, ending in a 3" vent to the roof that is the main vent).
I can't seem to find good info on whether this is a correct use of the low-heel fitting. Advice?
For the 1.5" outlet, can I use a 90 degree elbow to go from horizontal to vertical or should I use 2 x 45's to reduce the direction change? I know you usually can't use a 90 for the wet portion of the system, but since this is transition to the main drain I wasn't sure.
Thanks!
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