No, That wont work. Suggest you buy a book regarding the theory behind plumbing and read it.
Care to explain why that won't work and how to do it right? I've looked in several books and no situation is ever exactly like the ideal pictures they show. I am familiar with venting and traps and why they are needed which is what made me second guess this setup. I am aware that that pipe is too small to be a wet vent if that's what you think I was trying to do. thanksNo, That wont work.
As apprentices, we looked at books for at least 4 years. Also looked at the work in the field at the same time and yes there are multiple ways to vent. But yours is far from correct. By my code(UPC) it has no vent. Its only a branch lineCare to explain why that won't work and how to do it right? I've looked in several books and no situation is ever exactly like the ideal pictures they show. I am familiar with venting and traps and why they are needed which is what made me second guess this setup. I am aware that that pipe is too small to be a wet vent if that's what you think I was trying to do. thanks
only on a waste and vent combination StackFrom what I know about plumbing codes, you cannot wet vent a pipe receiving discharge from the second floor.
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I'll try to file that in my memory bank for future knowledge, but that thing don't exist out here in the west.only on a waste and vent combination Stack