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Old 6/8/09, 12:41 AM
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Default Supply plumbing and DWV

What do you think about this DWV in the same conduit as the supply plumbing?
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Default Re: Supply plumbing and DWV

What room is that??? Hard to tell whats going on there. Are you sure thats not a water softner drain? Could be something else but hard to tell from that pic.



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Old 6/8/09, 10:48 AM
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Default Re: Supply plumbing and DWV

It is the crawlspace. I traced all of the lines. It is the exit for the DWV and the entrance for the potable water.




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Default Re: Supply plumbing and DWV

That's how it's done. Be happy they put it in conduit--sometimes it isn't. The conduit is only to protect the pipes from crushing by the house foundation/wall structure. Probably only about 3 feet in length. No problem in my view.



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