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*Are rubber couplers allowed? | *Are rubber couplers allowed? | ||
*Cap the top for extension to upper bathroom | *Cap the top for extension to upper bathroom | ||
*Frame Panel 1 flat so there is sufficient space for a 3" vent stack, not 4" | *Frame Panel 1 flat so there is sufficient space for a 3" vent stack, not 4". Meaning 4" space exists if flat 2x4s are used | ||
*Or use island framing, where studs are no t continuous but only islands | *Or use island framing, where studs are no t continuous but only islands | ||
*3" vent so ack is desirable, so we can go thru framing. OD is 3.5 leaving 1" on each side. | *3" vent so ack is desirable, so we can go thru framing. OD is 3.5 leaving 1" on each side. | ||
*Second floor toilet pre-plumb leaves from the top of Panel 1, and bends towards 2nd floor toilet sweep. Latch door is pre-set in 2nd floor prior to vinyl floor. Location is digitized, so this is replicable. | *Second floor toilet pre-plumb leaves from the top of Panel 1, and bends towards 2nd floor toilet sweep. Latch door is pre-set in 2nd floor prior to vinyl floor. Location is digitized, so this is replicable. | ||
Revision as of 22:28, 14 March 2021
- Allow for 9 feet of flex from the top of stack vent so pipe has up to 2" of flex over the distance and thus can be prebuilt.
- Are rubber couplers allowed?
- Cap the top for extension to upper bathroom
- Frame Panel 1 flat so there is sufficient space for a 3" vent stack, not 4". Meaning 4" space exists if flat 2x4s are used
- Or use island framing, where studs are no t continuous but only islands
- 3" vent so ack is desirable, so we can go thru framing. OD is 3.5 leaving 1" on each side.
- Second floor toilet pre-plumb leaves from the top of Panel 1, and bends towards 2nd floor toilet sweep. Latch door is pre-set in 2nd floor prior to vinyl floor. Location is digitized, so this is replicable.