Plumbing Rough In - Laundry Plumbing (EP6) - The Building Expert 2022

[@TheBuildingExpert]

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[@vboutique2188]

Do you have a video of tying plumbing for the sink & washing machine to the drains under the house?

[@shiniyuxue4728]

I install laundry in basement where it has wet went drainline nearby, is it valid? 2nd, I want to install a kitchen sink as well. what is the minimum separation of those two wye fittings and what if the vertical pipe is at 45 degree angle ? thanks

[@laj382]

You didn't remove burrs after cutting the PVC before applying adhesive???

[@Semaj.18272]

Question my laundry is a French laundry it only has. A sink and how do I connect the washing machine to it ? No taps in the walls my plumber fkd up I think ! Can. Use divertor connect it under the sink to the main water pipe and t it to the washing machine ?

[@popomomo7052]

Goode job

[@rustycarpenter1219]

Nice thanks

[@matthewlassise7607]

Good job. Looks good!

[@TheBuildingExpert]

Thanks!

[@PbSurrey]

Good job

[@eduardohernandez164]

Maximum for a 2” is 5 feet dawg. And the trap has to be above floor atleast 6 inches

[@Andrico77]

He said it did pass, sooooo…….

[@justine7143]

Can I install a new utility sink drain pipe to the plumbing cleanout?

[@javierprado6545]

You can lol but its not legal it won’t vent right it’s already wet venting as it is

[@shiniyuxue4728]

no cleanout stands along for respecting code

[@kltnrjnnfr]

No plates to protect the pipe from drilling? Yikes

[@TeslaBoy123]

I a plumber in Chicago, Illinois, this plumbing work never passes a rough-in inspection here 🥵 1) abs not allowed 2) Every laundry needs a grey box. 3) wet vents are not allowed 4) Every laundry room requires a floor drain 5)vents separate for each discharge opening

[@someguy5438]

Wet vents must be allowed. How do you vent floor sinks in a restaurant, or mechanicalroom? Combination drain and vent, i.e. a wet vent. Also bathroom groups allow a wet vent.

[@kotaplumbingandheating]

your code is tighter than a nuns… nvm

[@wlmartin4386]

Floor drain may not be necessary because it's residential (house)

[@stargazer4625]

He used 1 1/2 pipe for a laundry sink and washmachine.. that's nuts. He needed 2 inch pipe

[@someguy5438]

Most codes (upc) requires a 2 inch trap to drain to a 3 inch stack or drain.

[@fredchester921]

Gluing ABS. I noticed that you're not following the correct manufacturer's procedure for connecting pipes; Cutting AND DEBURRING the ends, making sure the surfaces of the pipes to be joined are WIPED CLEAN of any dust/dirt, applying glue to BOTH SURFACES of the connecting pipes (and not just one), giving the glued pipe end a quarter turn AND HOLDING IT IN PLACE SECURELY for several seconds. The container from which you are getting the glue from APPEARS OLD AND DIRTY with lumped up glue (with sawdust mixed in) at the top. I'm assuming the glue may contain debris from the job or a past job, etc. Yes, you are working fast, but why introduce a problem(s) at this critical step of connecting and sealing ABS pipes?

[@stargazer4625]

1 1/2 pipe for a wash machine and it has a laundry sink on it. Not good.. you need 2 inch pipe ..🤯

[@joeboe5279]

The washer has 2 inch pipe. The San tee he used for the sink is a 1 1/2 x 2

[@ncooty]

Not a single cut deburred. Good grief.

[@Scorpio9028]

Unuseful, you didn't mention any measurements and heigths