Jeff_Bathroom
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Do these look ok?
Hi guys,
photo 5 shows the drain config for the garage utility sink and the
pedestal sink which is on the wall opposite the garage sink and up about
three feet higher. The diagonal pipe is the drain for the pedestal sink.
1. Is it ok to run at a slight angle like that to connect to the util drain line?
Photo 6 shows the 2" drain further down in the photo that I want to connect these two sinks with using a 2" to 1 1/2" sanitary T.
2. Is that ok ?
Photo 7 shows the drain config for the "inside" utility sink.
3. Does that look ok?
Photo 9 shows the vent for that same inside utility sink. I made the 90 degree turn to get the vent more in the middle due to nails that I had to cut through in the first stud. That turn is above the high water mark.
4. That ok too ?
Sorry so many questions at once.
Hi guys,
photo 5 shows the drain config for the garage utility sink and the
pedestal sink which is on the wall opposite the garage sink and up about
three feet higher. The diagonal pipe is the drain for the pedestal sink.
1. Is it ok to run at a slight angle like that to connect to the util drain line?
Photo 6 shows the 2" drain further down in the photo that I want to connect these two sinks with using a 2" to 1 1/2" sanitary T.
2. Is that ok ?
Photo 7 shows the drain config for the "inside" utility sink.
3. Does that look ok?
Photo 9 shows the vent for that same inside utility sink. I made the 90 degree turn to get the vent more in the middle due to nails that I had to cut through in the first stud. That turn is above the high water mark.
4. That ok too ?
Sorry so many questions at once.