So the only T you people noticed that was backwards was on the drain system at the shower and not notice that all of the T's in the vent system is facing the wrong way of air flow!
Sanitary tees are not to be used on their back and the vent connection for the shower is installed backwards. Also some of the vent fittings are installed backwards
I wouldn’t use standard 90’s for the toilet flange, just Wye + 45 to the flange. I would typically set up a wet vent to avoid having to vent three separate fixtures.
The santees are not are supposed to be there, you need combos with a long turn and the flow pointing to the direction of the grade downward flow of the main. Plus the toilets supposed to have a three inch vent stack and a clean out, then if the dfu's(drainage fixture units) allow reduce it to two inch above the clean out. The Santee's in the on the vent piping are pointing the wrong direction also. The flow of the sewer gas is supposed to point to the vent pipe end above the roof. This must be a point out what's wrong with this plumbing diagram video.
So the only T you people noticed that was backwards was on the drain system at the shower and not notice that all of the T's in the vent system is facing the wrong way of air flow!
Please don’t use this drawing!!!There are some major mistakes on it. Sanitary tees backwards, wet venting, sizing of pipe.
Sanitary tees are not to be used on their back and the vent connection for the shower is installed backwards. Also some of the vent fittings are installed backwards
I wouldn’t use standard 90’s for the toilet flange, just Wye + 45 to the flange. I would typically set up a wet vent to avoid having to vent three separate fixtures.
The santees are not are supposed to be there, you need combos with a long turn and the flow pointing to the direction of the grade downward flow of the main. Plus the toilets supposed to have a three inch vent stack and a clean out, then if the dfu's(drainage fixture units) allow reduce it to two inch above the clean out. The Santee's in the on the vent piping are pointing the wrong direction also. The flow of the sewer gas is supposed to point to the vent pipe end above the roof. This must be a point out what's wrong with this plumbing diagram video.
Great! Thank you
plumber spfld il, well done video
Almost a great video BUT...it moves too fast to read clearly. Thanx
This is super excellent....can you do an electrical like this?
cool diagram thank you!
Wet venting, tees are backwards. Another thing, you can’t use a santee on its back. You’re suppose to use a combo
Mistake in shower vent T?Or no?
Does the laundry sink need a p-trap? I didn't see one. Thanks for the video .... this info never gets old !!!
What software did you use to mock up?
Why is the vent tee backwards?
Thanks for sharing with us.
This is the way it should be shown 1 2 3. If you don't understand this. Don't try this because you're a dangerous
The sanitary tee coming off the shower, for the vent, should be flipped around. You should always flow down hill.
What software did you use to create this video?
Toalet, vagyis WC 110 mm tehát 4 inch !