Home Improvement Asked on July 5, 2021
I have a new bathroom which plumbs the shower into the main stack via a 2” PVC pipe.
My understanding is that the distance from the trap weir to a (in this case wet) vent can be up to 8”.
My shower weir-to-vent distance is about 7’9", properly graded at 1/4” per foot, so it would appear I am in the clear as far as siphoning and any vent issues go. However, I am hearing different takes on whether my long drain constitutes a trap arm which should not be more than 5’ in length.
Just in case, I installed a separate extra vent (pointed to in red) to the right of the p-trap, that goes through the wall in the shower and into the attic, where it terminates in a AAV (Studor valve), which in itself is legal per my local regulations (and IPC 2015).
My questions:
Your vent configuration is fine, if unusual.
Not sure about the rubber bushing. Seems like you are inventing a solution to metal straps severing PVC pipes. I've never noticed an epidemic of metal straps severing PVC. If you don't want to use the strap, replace it with a J-hook. They are sold at any plumbing supplier.
Answered by Jeff Wheeler on July 5, 2021
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