Gr8tStuff
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Greetings out there, I am trying to find the code applying to slope in a mechanical room floor in a residential setting? I am not having any luck. Any ideas would be appreciated.
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Slope of Mechanical Room Floor in a Residence
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Is there a floor drain?
Gr8tStuff
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there is , yes.
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Gr8tStuff, ...I am not aware of any Codes regarding "floor slope requirements"
in a Residential setting.
Typically, any mechanical equipt. will have their "non-pressurized" drain lines
directed to and terminate at the nearest floor drain \ floor sink..........Water
heaters [ should ] have their drain lines terminate [ typically ] in the floor drain \
floor sink.
Does this help ?
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Gr8tStuff, ...I am not aware of any Codes regarding "floor slope requirements"
in a Residential setting.
Typically, any mechanical equipt. will have their "non-pressurized" drain lines
directed to and terminate at the nearest floor drain \ floor sink..........Water
heaters [ should ] have their drain lines terminate [ typically ] in the floor drain \
floor sink.
Does this help ?
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Gr8tStuff
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North star, it does, thank you kindly.
California plumbing code:
Gr8tStuff
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ICE, thank you very much.