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Join Date: Aug 2009
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Laundry Room Vent: slope up - then down
Is it acceptable to run the vent from my mainfloor laundry up into a cathedral ceiling on one side of the peak and then down to the main stack? Although the pitch would change at the peak there would still be drainage on either side of the vent pipe (one side into the 2" laundry drain and the other into the 3" stack). Can anyone see any issues with this?
Thanks, Rod. |
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: WV
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Laundry Room Vent: slope up - then down
Might not be a problem, but is a code violation.
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A "Handy Husband"
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: South Carolina Low Country
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Laundry Room Vent: slope up - then down
Why not continue the laundry vent through the roof and have a second vent? It will certainly look better.
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