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Vent stack too short at roof
Black plastic is usually ABS
"Skylar" wrote in message ... I just had a plumber help me with some remodeling. One of the items he did was swap out my old cast iron stack with a black PVC stack... well I got up on the roof today, and the darn thing is practically flush with the rubber boot (maybe an inch or so beyond it). We're in Ohio, so I think code says it has to hit 12" because of snow. What are my options? My plan was to simply buy a coupler and another 12" of pipe and try to pvc-glue it together... is that allowed by code? |
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