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Old 11-18-2012, 12:45 PM   #1
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Do I need a vent for my tub?


I'm planning on framing/roughing in the plumbing for my basement bathroom. I wonder if I need to add a vent for my tub. It seems unusual, but I'm not sure. Obviously it would have to be connected before the P-trap under the tub. The home was built less than two years ago.

The dotted line of the plumbing under the slab is my suspicion based on what I can see. If the pipes run as I suspect, the line to the tub would meet the other dotted line after about 5'6".
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Do I need a vent for my tub?


Yes....you want a vent....but I believe it goes after the p-trap....

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but I believe it goes after the p-trap....
I guess it depends on the perspective. Following the water flow, yes it would be after the p-trap. If that makes sense.
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