How To Connect New Plumbing Drain Pipe And Vent Inside Wall Framing Without Going Through Roof

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Thank you so much for all the videos you do.

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So nice of you

[@bw2watso]

Great illustration and explanation, thanks for your videos! I want to build a superinsulated shed roof with as few penetrations as possible. Do you have any ideas or details on on venting plumbing through an exterior wall instead of straight through the roof?

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[@Oldhogleg]

Ran into a 1950s home remodel situation where the plans called for connecting a kitchen sink to an existing 1½" clothes washer drain that also connects to an 1½" tub drain on the opposite side of the kitchen wall. The plans called for a garbage disposal and a dishwasher connected to the kitchen sink drain. The inspector said we can have either a garbage disposal, or a dishwasher, but not both because current code normally requires a 2" drain.

[@gregvancom]

I like 2 inch for kitchen sink and even use it for lavatory sometimes. Thanks for sharing.

[@joepaquet4332]

good illustration

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