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Angle of the septic Line, 90 or 45?
I have a 3" Septic line that is under neath the floor joists and needs to
get to a 5" chase in the Foundation. Its about a 2' elevation difference from the 1/4" foot run elevation and the chase. Then from the Chase to the Septic Tank I need to again do a rapid decent from the chase to the level that will give me 1/4" foot out to the Septic Tank. So my question is this, do I do a Right 90 down in elevation, and 90 over or do I do a 45 and 45? Seems like the 45/45 is the way to go, but I don't want my liquids to run away from my solids. In keeping with the theory of a multi story house. its all 90/90 to get from floor to floor. So what should I do?? Thanks, Scott- |
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