Will this drain be ok for inspection?
Ok I am doing a roughin on a 2 story house in Bucks County PA. Their code requires back venting so I have done so on the first floor. BUT I have run into a snag on the second floor 2 bathrooms. By customer request he wants a double bowl vanity in the first bathroom and a regular vanity in the second bathroom. Even though all of these sinks are way closer than 6' to the stack they still must be vented. I also have limited bay space because of the ductwork that has to go through the bathroom so here is what I got. Keep in mind I do have the correct pitch on the 2in and all of the pvc for that matter im more concerned about the setup for these 2 vanities sharing the same drain....I also have to have the two showers on the left of the stack (not connected yet) to share a line coming into the stack as well as tie them into the back vent on the other side. If I had more bays to work in this would be a non issue. Any advice on my current setup would be appreciated.
(BTW the pvc shown in ceiling is obviously dry fitted bc im not sure if its gonna be how I want it done yet...also the vent for the sinks is not in the shot because its above the floor and of course above the flood line)
Ok I am doing a roughin on a 2 story house in Bucks County PA. Their code requires back venting so I have done so on the first floor. BUT I have run into a snag on the second floor 2 bathrooms. By customer request he wants a double bowl vanity in the first bathroom and a regular vanity in the second bathroom. Even though all of these sinks are way closer than 6' to the stack they still must be vented. I also have limited bay space because of the ductwork that has to go through the bathroom so here is what I got. Keep in mind I do have the correct pitch on the 2in and all of the pvc for that matter im more concerned about the setup for these 2 vanities sharing the same drain....I also have to have the two showers on the left of the stack (not connected yet) to share a line coming into the stack as well as tie them into the back vent on the other side. If I had more bays to work in this would be a non issue. Any advice on my current setup would be appreciated.
(BTW the pvc shown in ceiling is obviously dry fitted bc im not sure if its gonna be how I want it done yet...also the vent for the sinks is not in the shot because its above the floor and of course above the flood line)
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