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Louis McEniry November 12th 05 02:03 PM

Washer standpipe
 
Hello,

I am wondering about modifying my washer's standpipe to accomodate more
space under the counter. If I maintain the right hieght, and a downward
slope, can it have two angles in it as opposed to one L type shape? The
total travel distance to the sinks P trap is only a few feet.

Current shape:
|
|____ P trape

Proposed shape:

|
|__
|
P trap

Thanks for any comments!

Louis



Speedy Jim November 12th 05 03:26 PM

Washer standpipe
 
Louis McEniry wrote:
Hello,

I am wondering about modifying my washer's standpipe to accomodate more
space under the counter. If I maintain the right hieght, and a downward
slope, can it have two angles in it as opposed to one L type shape? The
total travel distance to the sinks P trap is only a few feet.

Current shape:
|
|____ P trape

Proposed shape:

|
|__
|
P trap

Thanks for any comments!

Louis



Yes, that will work.
I would use "Long-turn" Els; they have a larger sweep radius.

All so-called 90 deg fittings for drainage have the
required slope built into the fitting pattern.

Jim

Louis McEniry November 13th 05 12:56 PM

Washer standpipe
 
Thanks Jim!

I will do that.

Louis
"Speedy Jim" wrote in message
m...
Louis McEniry wrote:
Hello,

I am wondering about modifying my washer's standpipe to accomodate more
space under the counter. If I maintain the right hieght, and a downward
slope, can it have two angles in it as opposed to one L type shape? The
total travel distance to the sinks P trap is only a few feet.

Current shape:
|
|____ P trape

Proposed shape:

|
|__
|
P trap

Thanks for any comments!

Louis



Yes, that will work.
I would use "Long-turn" Els; they have a larger sweep radius.

All so-called 90 deg fittings for drainage have the
required slope built into the fitting pattern.

Jim





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