jar546
CBO
There surely must be an easier way to vent than this:
There is an issue visible however. Can you see it?
There is an issue visible however. Can you see it?
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An easier way to vent
- Thread starter jar546
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TimNY
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Without seeing the rest of it, I can really tell. 2" pipe pitched too much (if that's a drain), or vent connection not above the midline (if it's a dry vent), maybe vent connection upstream of the WC connection? dunno..
Is the 3" connecting to the 2" on the left side of the photo?
Is the 3" connecting to the 2" on the left side of the photo?
RJJ
Co-Founder
Can't really tell! The primer and glue seem to be all over the place. Workmanship? Did it hold water?
Daddy-0-
REGISTERED
They notched the bottom cord of the TGI. Can't tell anything else.
TimNY
REGISTERED
Nice. I didn't see that one!Daddy-0- said:
Fortner
Bronze Member
It appears that they used a short 90 instead of a sweep for horizontal to horizontal change of direction.
Is that an approved 1/8 inch thick steel plate connector or some furnace tin? Holes drilled to close to the bottom flange on a I-joist.
This job will make the puple primmer guys happy except where they may have not glued the 3" DWV at the wye!
pc1
This job will make the puple primmer guys happy except where they may have not glued the 3" DWV at the wye!
pc1
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skipharper
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I see nothing except the notched joist, enlighten me.