cleanout terminated properly?
Hi,
I have a 4" pipe going through my basement wall that I think is called a sewer cleanout and I think it's not terminated properly. The pipe is a 4" C.I. with 2 ears threaded for screws with a mushroom vent cap on it. Does that sound right? |
cleanout terminated properly?
js5895 wrote:
Hi, I have a 4" pipe going through my basement wall that I think is called a sewer cleanout and I think it's not terminated properly. The pipe is a 4" C.I. with 2 ears threaded for screws with a mushroom vent cap on it. Does that sound right? It's not a cleanout; it's a vent. Odd, but some parts of the country (East coast) required a low level vent to admit air into the system so that air would continually circulate up and out the roof terminal of the vent stack. Jim |
cleanout terminated properly?
On Jun 16, 9:22 am, Speedy Jim wrote:
js5895 wrote: Hi, I have a 4" pipe going through my basement wall that I think is called a sewer cleanout and I think it's not terminated properly. The pipe is a 4" C.I. with 2 ears threaded for screws with a mushroom vent cap on it. Does that sound right? It's not a cleanout; it's a vent. Odd, but some parts of the country (East coast) required a low level vent to admit air into the system so that air would continually circulate up and out the roof terminal of the vent stack. Jim That makes sense because, the pipe goes through the wall and on to the other side then, it goes down into the floor where right next to it, in the floor, is a 4" C.I. pipe with a threaded cover that has a square lug on it, so that has to be my cleanout. I couldn't figure out why I had two cleanouts, now I know. btw, I am in the east coast. Thanks, for solving this. |
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