Washer and laundry tub drain design

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Ericksimo

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Plumbing in a drain for a washer and laundry tub. Standpipe will terminate at 36", vents will connect at 42" or higher. Does this look like a good design?

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The vent takeoff on the standpipe trap is backwards, and WA (UPC) requires a combo, not a san-tee on its back.

Is the 90 below the san-tee on the right a long turn? (Not familiar enough with the fittings to tell from a picture). It needs to be.

Otherwise the portion shown looks good.

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Thanks for the replies! I swapped out the San tee on it's back for a combo (and turned it around).

The trap arm is 16" above the floor, so I just cleaned the 18" max.

I guess it's another trip to the supply house to see if I can find a long turn street elbow. Using a hub x hub puts me a bit high for the washer tub drain.
 

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I guess it's another trip to the supply house to see if I can find a long turn street elbow. Using a hub x hub puts me a bit high for the washer tub drain.
Did you mean for the laundry sink drain on the right? You can also use a street 45, san-tee with barrel on a 45, and another street 45, if you prefer. But a san-tee and a street LT90 (or street san-tee and a LT90) would be more typical.

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Did you mean for the laundry sink drain on the right? You can also use a street 45, san-tee with barrel on a 45, and another street 45, if you prefer. But a san-tee and a street LT90 (or street san-tee and a LT90) would be more typical.

Cheers, Wayne
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Something like this?
 
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