Washing Machine Pipes, pipe configuration images, helpful tips
Here is the most common set up for what people refer to as washing machine pipes. In this image; A. is the vent, going to the roof or to join other vents on their way to the roof. The section "A" may be installed flat, no grade. B. is a vent 90 degree elbow, [no sweep]. This … See more
As you can see, A. B. C. E. F. and G. in this photo are the same as in the photo above. D. is still a sanitary tee but now it is on its back with the vent originating from its side. It is a 2" x 2" x 1-1/2" san-tee. When the tee is laid down in this fashion we call it a flat vented fixture. … See more
The difference here is the use of the 2' Wye and 1/8th bend where a san tee and 90 were used above. When the wye and 1/8th bend are turned in this manner we call it an "inverted combo". The inverted combo allows the two fixtures to join in a narrower fashion than … See more
This photo shows a washing machine drain joined to a laundry sink drain. A. is once again venting the two fixtures to the roof. B. is a 1-1/2" vent 90 degree elbow looking at an upside down 1-1/2" san tee. The san tee is upside down because its medium turn sweep … See more
OK, here is one more. Now the laundry sink is stack vented and the stand pipe is flat vented. Its just legos with rules. Speaking of rules, lets get back to drains, vents, and trap arms. The overall concept that rules the DWV, [drain waste and vent] portion of the plumbing code is … See more
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Adding trap and vent to existing washing machine drain
Dec 8, 2017 · Current issue is the lack of a trap or vent on the washing machine drain in the basement. Sewer gases are definitely entering the house through the laundry drain. I've looked …
AAV for Washing Machine Drain - Home Repair Forum
Jan 20, 2006 · I have a crawl space with lots of head room (basically a basement), that I thought I could just run the standpipe down under the floor before creating the p-trap, then put the AAV …
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Nov 26, 2021 · Thinking about relocating your laundry room (or building an entire new one)? You might want to consider installing a standpipe drain, which is a vertical pipe that serves as a drain for a washing machine. Here's everything …
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Standpipe for a Clothes Washer: The standpipe for the clothes washer must be trapped. The standpipe height should be at least 18 inches (457 mm) and no more than 42 inches above the trap weir.
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Attached pics of current setup and diagrams. Any suggestions? We have a washing machine standpipe (2”) with a trap in the crawlspace. I’m looking to tie in a washing machine pan and a utility sink if possible…
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My second image is my rough in - currently the washer standpipe extends down into the crawlspace where it meets the P-Trap. If I modify it as sketched in yellow, I believe that will be okay, but I wanted to see what y’all thought. Note that …
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In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through the process of installing a standpipe for your washing machine, highlighting the essential tools, materials, and steps involved. By the …
Installing a standpipe washer drainage - Plumbing Forums
Feb 1, 2022 · The washer that came with the house was wired to drain directly into a branch of sewer, without a p-trap. The washer died and I would like to wire the new one properly. The …
washing machine P trap and drain - DIY Home Improvement Forum
Nov 26, 2012 · Any p trap needs a vent- whether its a common vent, wet vent, combination wet vent, etc. depends on the application. A standpipe is simply an indirect waste receptor for the …
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