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90° bend in 4" vent
Is it OK to put in a 90° bend to get the vent to where I need it? Or should I use 2 45° fittings? Or can I do this at ALL?
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90° bend in 4" vent
Is this for a dryer? Bathroom exhaust? It's best not to use 90's, but sometimes you have to. It's better to use (2) X 45's if you're able.
For plumbing vents, this doesn't apply.
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90° bend in 4" vent
There's nothing wrong with that in a vent
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90° bend in 4" vent
Are you in an attic, floor joists? What requires a 4" vent?
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90° bend in 4" vent
It's the main stack for the toilets, sinks, etc. through the roof. Where the drain is now, I need to move the toilets forward about a foot, and the vent back 6" or so to line up with a 6" wall to hide the ugleee tube. We had one right next to the toilet in our old house, and it looked like crap. I'm hiding everything, but leaving it as accessible as possible by planning it all out first. Ya never know when I might need to add a line for something....
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90° bend in 4" vent
like so.....
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90° bend in 4" vent
As long as you maintain an upward sweep, you will be okay. I, too like to use 2 45's in case I ever need to clean it out. Easier to install now than wish you had, later, even though cleaning would probably never be required unless a squirrel fell down the vent pipe.
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90° bend in 4" vent
I think that'd be best, yup. 2X45° seems to be the way to go. I'll have a critter cap on the top though.
Po) DM
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90° bend in 4" vent
Hmmm, it's going to be a tight fit with 45°ers, but it might just fit. If not though, the 90° is OK?
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90° bend in 4" vent
If the horizontal part of that 4" is below 6" above the highest fixture and it is not part of a wet vent then you can not do that. It must rise vertically.
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It'd be a couple inches below the floor. Highest fixtures would be sinks....?
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90° bend in 4" vent
Use 2 45's instead of 2 90's? It will still be considered vertical
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90° bend in 4" vent
I'm not so sure 2 45's will fit.... would this setup be acceptable? IT fits down there almost to the 1/4"! Puts the two toilet pipes right in line too!
Thanks! DM
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90° bend in 4" vent
Technically....no
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90° bend in 4" vent
OK, two of these should still give me enough play to line up the vent through the 6" wall.... (I hope)
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