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I’d posted this question in the Drains and Sewerage forum, but got no replies – so I figured I post it here as well.
I’d like to install a laundry sink in my basement. Access to the drain line (will need to pump up 5 feet or so) and water supply lines are no problem, but I don’t have access to a vent line. I’d seen something I think is called a “loop vent” that is sometimes used in kitchen islands with a sink where there isn’t access to a vent stack. Can the same kind of thing be used in my situation? Or do I need to somehow get access to a traditional vent line (in which case I don’t think I’ll be installing the sink…)
Thanks for any advice you can offer. -
The loop vent will work but you have to have 5′ between openning. Check with your local code and see if the allow them, it would be better to install a reg. vent, If you want picture of loop vent look in search are e-mail me and I will send you a pic. of one.
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