jar546
CBO
Found this on another website. Poster just paid a plumber to do this work.
How many violations can you spot?
How many violations can you spot?
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Can you say "hack"
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jpranch
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Re: Can you say "hack"
So what is there to complain about?! :lol: :lol: :lol:
So what is there to complain about?! :lol: :lol: :lol:
vegas paul
Silver Member
Re: Can you say "hack"
Only problem I see is that they let you look at it prior to pouring the slab...
Only problem I see is that they let you look at it prior to pouring the slab...
High Desert
REGISTERED
Re: Can you say "hack"
Not enough purple stuff on the pipes.
Someone painted some of the piping gray.
No grout or mortar in the CMU block leaning against the wall.
Wooden directional arrow on riser in third photo pointing the wrong way (should point to egress window).
CMU block in third photo is way too light to hold pipe in place in case of water hammer. and,
How the heck are you going to park a car in there with all those plastic thingies sticking up all over the place?
Not enough purple stuff on the pipes.
Someone painted some of the piping gray.
No grout or mortar in the CMU block leaning against the wall.
Wooden directional arrow on riser in third photo pointing the wrong way (should point to egress window).
CMU block in third photo is way too light to hold pipe in place in case of water hammer. and,
How the heck are you going to park a car in there with all those plastic thingies sticking up all over the place?
pyrguy
REGISTERED
Re: Can you say "hack"
Oh come on, he's using better materials than he has to.
It is quite obvious that they are using pressure tee's on a non pressurized system. :lol: :lol: :lol: :roll:
Oh come on, he's using better materials than he has to.
It is quite obvious that they are using pressure tee's on a non pressurized system. :lol: :lol: :lol: :roll:
RJJ
Co-Founder
Re: Can you say "hack"
Well! At Least he used a wooden arrow in photo 3 to show the drainage flow. I can't count high enough to compute the violations! :lol:
HD: I stand corrected! Didn't realize the wooden arrow was for egress! Silly me! I thought it was for drainage.
Well! At Least he used a wooden arrow in photo 3 to show the drainage flow. I can't count high enough to compute the violations! :lol:
HD: I stand corrected! Didn't realize the wooden arrow was for egress! Silly me! I thought it was for drainage.
jar546
CBO
Re: Can you say "hack"
sweeps are for pulling the pex
sweeps are for pulling the pex
RJJ
Co-Founder
Re: Can you say "hack"
UB: Yes! Given the fixture unit accounted for, they could double for conduits for pex or NM cable whichever the case may be, given the larger capacity due to pipe size! :roll:
UB: Yes! Given the fixture unit accounted for, they could double for conduits for pex or NM cable whichever the case may be, given the larger capacity due to pipe size! :roll:
Builder Bob
SAWHORSE
Re: Can you say "hack"
How sloping for drainage, venting , etc....
How sloping for drainage, venting , etc....
Frank
REGISTERED
Re: Can you say "hack"
Interesting mix of electrical NMT sweep ells and plumbing nonpressure pipe I would think for use as conduits for PEX, soda lines or other flexible lines or cables
Interesting mix of electrical NMT sweep ells and plumbing nonpressure pipe I would think for use as conduits for PEX, soda lines or other flexible lines or cables
RJJ
Co-Founder
Re: Can you say "hack"
Well that's coal region plumbing!
Well that's coal region plumbing!
jar546
CBO
Re: Can you say "hack"
Lets not forget that I have existing houses that use rails from railroad tracks for main support beams. I have inspected multiple houses like this.
Lets not forget that I have existing houses that use rails from railroad tracks for main support beams. I have inspected multiple houses like this.
RJJ
Co-Founder
Re: Can you say "hack"
I know! your area is interesting! With years of no code. A number of years back I moved a large house in Buck Hill Falls that had slid off the piers because of frost. The permit cost 20 dollars and no plans or specs. The inspector came by one afternoon and wanted to sell us firewood to keep warm with. It was -2 and we were placing concrete in footings. He also offered some fine shine @ 3.00 bucks a pint. :lol: After a few sips I could actually light my breath with a match!
I know! your area is interesting! With years of no code. A number of years back I moved a large house in Buck Hill Falls that had slid off the piers because of frost. The permit cost 20 dollars and no plans or specs. The inspector came by one afternoon and wanted to sell us firewood to keep warm with. It was -2 and we were placing concrete in footings. He also offered some fine shine @ 3.00 bucks a pint. :lol: After a few sips I could actually light my breath with a match!
JBI
REGISTERED
Re: Can you say "hack"
I tried some 'dandelion water' made by a real 'Pennsyltucky Redneck' one time... I was afraid to light a cigarette the rest of the day! :lol:
I tried some 'dandelion water' made by a real 'Pennsyltucky Redneck' one time... I was afraid to light a cigarette the rest of the day! :lol: