Summary: A rough-in plumbing diagram is a sketch for all the plumbing pipes, pipe fittings, drains and vent piping. This plumbing diagram might be required for a building permit. This isometric diagram will help determine if all your plumbing meets code.
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pj
21 May 2008, 22:57
i need a diagram on how to install a recurculating line on a water heater
when the cold water feed is on the bottom and the hot out the top
Wayne
26 May 2008, 13:36
Looking for diagram or picture that shows rough in ABS pipe installation in
new concrete slab that is not poured yet. Trying to accomadate a toilet and
vanity. What size pipe do I need coming up for the toilet? 3" or 4"
the top of the pipe should be flush with slab or recessed?
Is there some type of flange that should go in the concrete?
Dean Kitagawa
27 May 2008, 18:24
Dave,
Is there a software program that allows one to put together computer
generated rough-in drain line system? Realistically all I need is the
dranage system and don't need all the bells and whistles that I find in
most CAD facility software.
Thank you in advance for your help with this...
Dean Kitagawa
James
07 Jul 2008, 16:59
Tim,
I had a problem the other day. Let me start by saying that I have a new
house. My upstairs bathroom toilet was clogged so, when I unclogged it I
went downstairs. About 2 min. later, water started to come out of my
ceiling fan. What's going on? It wasn't fresh water but drainage water. Did
I plunge to hard or what? Is it possible that I plunged so hard that some
water came out of some vent or something. I don't know anything about
plumbing. My upstairs toilet is almost right above my ceiling fan if this
helps you out.
Thanks,
James
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