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brepanshek is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
I know there is tolerances on how far a vent is to be from a drain, but I have a question and was wondering, the plumbing for this shower, sink, and toilet was going into the concrete floor and I couldn't see any venting pipes (this had drop ceiling and saw no pipes going up walls). What is the farthest away the main stack could be from these drains?
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Brian,
Did you see a stack penetrating the roof above this area? The answer your looking for is...5 Feet. "Click to Enlarge" Attachment 8718 Last edited by dvalley; 10/7/07 at 4:42 PM.. |
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brepanshek is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
I agree, I looked in the IRC book and that what I came up with also. Just have difference of agreement with seller. Thanks for the pic also
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