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TOPIC: Is this an S-trap?
Is this an S-trap? 12 years 5 hours ago #50868
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I just inspected this house, and I am concerned that, in one of the bathrooms, there was a drop in the waste piping six inches after the p-trap. Is that too close? Would that make this the same danger as an s-trap? I could certainly use an answer before I finish this report!!
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Re: Is this an S-trap? 11 years 11 months ago #50876
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Re: Is this an S-trap? 11 years 11 months ago #50885
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It is based on the horiztonal run. ? It has to be at least 2x long as the pipe diameter.
So if you have 1.25 pipe, it has to have a horizontal run of at least 2.5 inches before it turns down. ? Looks like you don't have the required horizontal run. ? ] |
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