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This is an incorrect setup, right? Just double checking. This looks like a double trap setup.
Troy N. Pappas "Thanks for all the advice, your training is invaluable."
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that configuration would have been best served with an end outlet single trap..imo...jim
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I agree.
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Yes. It's improper. . .
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Thanks for the answers. I know double traps affect drainage. What are the other issues involved with them?
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Please Note:
Mark Thorman is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
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Maybe since they didn't put the nut on the second trap they were shooting for a double vented double trap. www.MauiHomeInspections.com |
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