10′ sink drain run w/o vent? cross-forum post

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    • 2 Mar 2003 at 5:55 pm #276423
      Avatar photoceasar
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      I want to install a half bathroom in the basement. There is already a drain in the floor for the toilet. In order to tie into the stack to drain the sink, I need to run about 10′ of pipe with 2 90 degree bends to follow the wall. There is no place to tie into one of the vents in the house. Will this be a problem? Should the drain pipes have standard slope? Thanks for any advice. DJ

    • 4 Mar 2003 at 11:49 am #294105
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      There is a vent to tie into in your house but it will take a little knowledge and work to do it, check with your Plbg. insp. and see if they let you use a loop vent. If you want to look at loop vent go to search and look.

    • 4 Mar 2003 at 2:46 pm #294106
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      That lets you out doesnt it tired?

    • 10 Mar 2003 at 5:37 pm #294107
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      Someone on another BB talked about an inline vent in teh wall cavity. Any thoughts?

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