Review of Drain Design for Washer Relocation with Cheat Valve


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Old 03-28-20, 11:34 AM
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Review of Drain Design for Washer Relocation with Cheat Valve

Hello experts,

I'm taking on a DIY relocation of washer and dryer to another room. It's a finished room with drywall and an insulated wall. I don't have a good way to put in a vent so I'm looking to use an air admittance valve, aka cheater vent.

- Vent will be exposed, behind the washer/dryer stacked unit. (I'll use one of those box inserts to make it look better)
- I plan to make the height roughly the same as the drain line

Can someone review this design and see if there's any issues with it?

Thanks in advance!

 
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Old 03-28-20, 07:37 PM
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I've always made the AAV higher than the standpipe. Though as far as I know, there's no code or installation requirement for it. If it ever backs up, I'd rather it not overflow in the wall.

Looks like a good plan!
 
 

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