Rough In Plumbing Before Concrete Slab Pole Barn House EP 4
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I like your green shirt.
Thanks for the video.
The septic tank looks big. 3,000 gallons?
Future reference for others. Size, don't oversize in drainage pipes. If oversize or too much slope, the solids get left, as the liguids drain away too fast, or don't wash the walls. 3 inch will run a whole house up to 3 baths.
I should do a under slab video for the community.
So many savings that could be realized, by more combination drain and vent properly.
Great work on n a rough site with those rocks. Mostly right on.
What depth is your frost line up there?
Using 4", PVC and the way you piped, I don't think you'll ever have to use your clean outs
First, thanks for making the video. Why did you choose PVC over ABS? Out here in my part of Nor-Cal, no one uses PVC for waste. Not sure if it's code or custom though.
Thanks so much for your videos! I know you reference YouTube videos for plumbing underneath a house. Is that how you learned plumbing, electrical, and other trades, from YouTube videos?
Just a tour of someone else's completed job. Would be helpful to the rest of us if actual actions were reviewed. How did you dig? How did you put down the pipe? how did you level? How did you make sure the pipe was supported underneath so that when you replaced the soil, the pipe didn't bend under the weight?
thank! Very informative!
For your 4" did you use schedule 40 or 80 ?