Learn How To Install New Sink Drain Line In Existing Home Using Wet Vents – Plumbing Examples
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hello! i love your vids!
im doing my house by myself and really helped alot,
i have a question, due to the high rise in wood prices (at least in my country) i have no longer acces to yellow pine. im planning to use elliotis pine,
can you tell me if this is possible as it is not strong as the yellow pine?
thank you!
Yup im subbing great channel ..well made sir.
do you have any videos on tub plumbing?
Hi, would I be able to add a sanitary tee to a washer machine standpipe? I would like to to install a utility sink.
Very helpful sir
Awesome video! Very helpful!
I have mutltiple connections to my wet vent and they did not leave much room between clean out and the floor. I tried connecting my sink drain to a trunk line running off of the wet vent but it doesn't drain well. Would it be OK to drill and tap a 1-1/2" male adapter into the 3" wet vent to get the sink drain line lower than the trunk line coming in so that it will drain faster?
Hi! What will happen if i go beyond 3.5ft distance from that sanitary tee on the vent, what problems may it cost? thanks & cheers!
You said to use a rubber coupling if there was a small gap in the vent, but wouldn't it be better to use a pvc coupling (or 2 if necessary).