Hi,
I am plumbing an addition with a laundry room, and am putting in a vent loop like I have seen depicted here many times. I've heard and read how sanitary tees shouldn't receive flow from above. But how about from the side? The image here has the standpipe to the left, and to the right in the next stud cavity is the drain with vent. The san-tee on its side will receive the trap arm from the laundry tub.
I really can't find any wording on san-tee's like that, basically a horizontal turn. Is that because that's a normal use? Or is a combo (long-turn) the only way to turn horizontal-to-horizontal?
Thank you.
I am plumbing an addition with a laundry room, and am putting in a vent loop like I have seen depicted here many times. I've heard and read how sanitary tees shouldn't receive flow from above. But how about from the side? The image here has the standpipe to the left, and to the right in the next stud cavity is the drain with vent. The san-tee on its side will receive the trap arm from the laundry tub.
I really can't find any wording on san-tee's like that, basically a horizontal turn. Is that because that's a normal use? Or is a combo (long-turn) the only way to turn horizontal-to-horizontal?
Thank you.