roundrightfarm
New Member
Greetings,
I am putting in a master bath and am looking for my best venting options.
I have read that all vents must go vertically until they get 6" above the flood rim of the fixture they are venting.
I have also read that, as far as codes are concerned, 45 degree drops can be considered as vertical. I am hoping this applies to vents below the flood rim as well.
I'd like to vent off my 2" shower drain using a 2" combo wve set at a 45 degree angle. This will take me over a few inches, to where I am below the wall, where I will use a 2" 45 elbow to take me straight up through the wall.
Any problems with doing it this way? I've included a birds eye view drawing of the bathroom DWV system. Any thoughts on better or different ways to do this would be appreciated.
I am putting in a master bath and am looking for my best venting options.
I have read that all vents must go vertically until they get 6" above the flood rim of the fixture they are venting.
I have also read that, as far as codes are concerned, 45 degree drops can be considered as vertical. I am hoping this applies to vents below the flood rim as well.
I'd like to vent off my 2" shower drain using a 2" combo wve set at a 45 degree angle. This will take me over a few inches, to where I am below the wall, where I will use a 2" 45 elbow to take me straight up through the wall.
Any problems with doing it this way? I've included a birds eye view drawing of the bathroom DWV system. Any thoughts on better or different ways to do this would be appreciated.
