Goleary91
New Member
I'm replumbing a bathroom in Seattle, moving some fixtures. There's one shower, one toilet and one sink.
The main stack is right next to the bathroom, so I was planning to run the toilet through a closet bend (in the closest joist bay) then down and below the joists to the stack used as a drain and vent (this is less than 6'). Then the shower drain (on the left) in the same joist bay as the stack direct to the stack over the toilet (less than 5 feet).
Here's a view above where I plan to run the lav drain (1.5") to the stack and also vent separately to the stack since it's too far away to direct vent off the stack:
The toilet/shower vent is wet since the lav/shower drain are above the toilet, but I think that's allowed since it's one bathroom group on a single floor and since the vent is 3"?
Thanks!
The main stack is right next to the bathroom, so I was planning to run the toilet through a closet bend (in the closest joist bay) then down and below the joists to the stack used as a drain and vent (this is less than 6'). Then the shower drain (on the left) in the same joist bay as the stack direct to the stack over the toilet (less than 5 feet).
Here's a view above where I plan to run the lav drain (1.5") to the stack and also vent separately to the stack since it's too far away to direct vent off the stack:
The toilet/shower vent is wet since the lav/shower drain are above the toilet, but I think that's allowed since it's one bathroom group on a single floor and since the vent is 3"?
Thanks!