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PLUMBING QUESTION
On May 13, 1:37*am, "Robert Olin" wrote:
I'm roughing in the plumbing for my two story house before pouring the slab. The downstairs bathroom will have a toilet, laundry sink, clothes washer drain *and shower. *Everything drains to the 3" main under the slab. Question: *Can I combine the laundry sink 2" drain, with the clothes washer drain shower drain or should it have it's own 2" pipe going to the 3"? *Thanks, Bob -- Robert Olin Bob's Water & Septic LLC Combining all 3 on a 2" is probably going too far. Since you're putting this in concrete I'd err on the conservative side. If you have a toilet in that location it's not like you have far to go to get to the 3". You don't have space to make the bath separate from the laundry? From a resale perspective a lot of buyers like a 1/2 bath in the downstairs more towards the front entrance. That's why when you look on many plans it is very common to see them off halls near the front door. |
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