Sanitary Tee on its back...

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hj., more pictures., (will make two posts) and one picture with marking on what i could possibly do., to get rid of the s-trap and the flat vent without using a U bend., will need to post

 

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i really appreciate all the help., i hope to work on this early tomorrow morning so i can get a step closer to my kohler shower

 

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Also,... What issues will I have if I leave as is ? Draining issues? Smell?

 

[Terry]

An "S" trap can siphon the trap.

SMELL

 

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thank you for ur response.,

i have cut off the sani tee on its back., will soon start to connect things back.,

 

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An "S" trap can siphon the trap.

SMELL

btw.. if i vent at the right level BEFORE a drop... this will avoid the siphon?

meaning., will "p-trap connected toa T-wye, and then a 90 long el taking flow downwards... " avoid the trap being siphoned?

 

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done

hopefully the problem is now corrected

 

[Iminaquagmire]

No. Turn the trap around the other way. Then connect the outlet off the trap to a wye and 1/8 bend on their side for the vent facing the opposite direction. Run that horizontal with pitch, then turn it vertical and tie into your existing vent at the appropriate location. Connect the outlet side of the wye (farthest from the trap) to your wye and bend on the 3" line.

 

[Terry]

All things considering, that looks much better than before.

It may be time to wrap it up.

I like to run off the wye fitting toward the shower and then roll a wye off of the 2" for the vent, a bit higher than the flow level,

but seeing what you are trying to miss there, that should work too.
I like the combo for the vent. Much better than the santee before,
And it is the right direction for your setup.

 

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No. Turn the trap around the other way. Then connect the outlet off the trap to a wye and 1/8 bend on their side for the vent facing the opposite direction. Run that horizontal with pitch, then turn it vertical and tie into your existing vent at the appropriate location. Connect the outlet side of the wye (farthest from the trap) to your wye and bend on the 3" line.

not enough room, and i am avoiding a cut in the floor joist,. i am sistering those joists for a travertine install

 

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All things considering, that looks much better than before.

It may be time to wrap it up.

I like to run off the wye fitting toward the shower and then roll a wye off of the 2" for the vent, a bit higher than the flow level,

but seeing what you are trying to miss there, that should work too.
I like the combo for the vent. Much better than the santee before,
And it is the right direction for your setup.

thank you., i was trying to avoid cuts in the floor joists

everything is all glued except the right most contraption, i just need to glue in the 90 deg elbows that go back towards the joist... was waiting for the rest to dry. the next part of this project may not be possible...

need to put a tub but the vented drain is on the other side of the room (8ish ft)

 

[Redwood]

Much much better than before....
It's a wrap!

 

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Much much better than before....
It's a wrap!

thank you., i will be posting another thread., this time ill get the answers BEFORE i make a mess myself

 

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any help on the following will be greatly appreciated..

here is the tub drain-vent question