jar546
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Even the real pros are not perfect. This is actually the first plumbing defect I ever found with these plumbers in a hospital.
No clean out in site.
No clean out in site.
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90 degree horizontal elbow for lav in hospital
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skipharper
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May not need one.
pwood
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clean out required for a change of direction less than 135 degrees? porque?
skipharper
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Limited info equals limited answer--o, maybe your in upc land--Where more than one change of direction occurs in a run of piping, only one cleanout shall be required for each 40 feet (12 192 mm) of developed length of the drainage piping. Actually propably a vent to begin with. 
packsaddle
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That's not a 90 degree elbow.
packsaddle
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well, words mean things.
also, if that is 2 inch cast iron in the photo, then the short sweep is legal in that application (assuming it is a fixture drain).
also, if that is 2 inch cast iron in the photo, then the short sweep is legal in that application (assuming it is a fixture drain).