Sure if you want to kill your family. Find a closet pick a corner and vent it up the closet.
Vent basement toilet where stack access is limited
Hello all, I'm new to plumbing, and I don't want to screw something up, and want to remain within the applicable code (IPC where I live).
I'm installing a Saniflo Plus macerating toilet in my basement. It requires a two way vent (not an AAV). I do not have access to my whole house vent in my basement, at least I don't think so. But I followed a brick stack up to my attic, and it exhausts out of my roof. The problem is that my hot water boiler vents to it. Is it even remotely up to code for me to hammer drill a hole into that somewhere away from the boiler exhaust and vent my toilet into that too (at the coded 1/4"/foot slope)?
I've included a picture. Thanks...this is new to me. If I can't figure it out, I'll hire a licensed professional.
I'm installing a Saniflo Plus macerating toilet in my basement. It requires a two way vent (not an AAV). I do not have access to my whole house vent in my basement, at least I don't think so. But I followed a brick stack up to my attic, and it exhausts out of my roof. The problem is that my hot water boiler vents to it. Is it even remotely up to code for me to hammer drill a hole into that somewhere away from the boiler exhaust and vent my toilet into that too (at the coded 1/4"/foot slope)?
I've included a picture. Thanks...this is new to me. If I can't figure it out, I'll hire a licensed professional.
