need help with a plumbing question
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09-16-10, 08:57 PM
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need help with a plumbing question
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this pipe is right next to the drain on the floor for my toilet would this be the vent for that drain please help
this pipe is right next to the drain on the floor for my toilet would this be the vent for that drain please help
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well i am at work now i can take one later but that pipe goes about another 3 feet and goes into the ground under the cement.
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09-17-10, 08:15 AM
Because of the size it's either a drain for the upper floor, or the main vent for the house. A toilet or single bathroom usually will use only a 2" vent.
Where does it go when it goes into that wall? Is that an exterior wall? Is it heading towards another bathroom/kitchen/whatever?
More to the point, what's the issue/question?
Where does it go when it goes into that wall? Is that an exterior wall? Is it heading towards another bathroom/kitchen/whatever?
More to the point, what's the issue/question?
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09-17-10, 10:13 AM
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jfugere117...I sent you a PM as well...but in case you don't get it....
"Please DO NOT put questions into the Projects area. If you have questions, then confine them to the Forums. If you are having problems submitting pics or drawings, finding the thread after submission or similar...please ask for assistance."
It also helps to keep all related questions about the same project in the same thread.
"Please DO NOT put questions into the Projects area. If you have questions, then confine them to the Forums. If you are having problems submitting pics or drawings, finding the thread after submission or similar...please ask for assistance."
It also helps to keep all related questions about the same project in the same thread.
