drewintoledo
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I may build a ranch on a full basement. I have all of the living quarters to the south and sleeping quarters and bathrooms to the north. I've tried to congregate all of he plumbing fixtures in a near proximity to one another for efficiency on the north. I'll refer to this as the plumbing "cluster".
I do have a sink in the kitchen to the south further away from the cluster of fixtures and I may have a smaller sink in an island too. Maybe a utility sink in the garage as well. This is now in a closet but will probably bump it into the garage.
I do not want any vent lines on the southern roof over the kitchen. The sink is on an exterior wall and i want to keep plumbing out of the exterior walls.
Is it possible to simply use an air admittance valve on the 3 fixtures that are not located near the cluster?
I would like to know if any skilled plumber here would like to create a design from my floorplan as an exercise which would enable me to create a plumbing schedule bill of material to then generate a budgetary allowance?
Is anyone is up to the challenge? It's a simple layout.
I'd also like to budget for a heat recovery drain to connect the showers drains.
I do have a sink in the kitchen to the south further away from the cluster of fixtures and I may have a smaller sink in an island too. Maybe a utility sink in the garage as well. This is now in a closet but will probably bump it into the garage.
I do not want any vent lines on the southern roof over the kitchen. The sink is on an exterior wall and i want to keep plumbing out of the exterior walls.
Is it possible to simply use an air admittance valve on the 3 fixtures that are not located near the cluster?
I would like to know if any skilled plumber here would like to create a design from my floorplan as an exercise which would enable me to create a plumbing schedule bill of material to then generate a budgetary allowance?
Is anyone is up to the challenge? It's a simple layout.
I'd also like to budget for a heat recovery drain to connect the showers drains.
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