Basement Bathroom HELP

[SHEPLMBR]

I see, I was hoping I could avoid that orange vent pip you added underground but I guess that I cant do without it.

could you help me to understand the washer section you added? im only familiar with washer where they dump into a sink and then go into pipes/sewage. if the tube used to exhaust the water waste from the washer into the sink is not dumping into the sink. how would I go about attaching the washer to a pipe sticking out of the wall or floor. would it just be direct connection does that just mean I have "two sinks" essentially as far as the connections go (one as an actual sink thats present, and the second where a washer is attached instead)?

The orange line is not underground

 

[frodo]

try this............

 

[plumb_bob_square_pants]

Have you verified that tapping into the wye with the clean out is going to give you enough fall? If not all of the drawings are wasted. Thats a good bit of pipe going in the ground. I would check that out if you haven't already.

 

[pipehandyman]

Hi, thanks frodo for the detailed sketch!

and thanks Plumb bob, I have been working on a layout that would use less materials and will post later today if anyone is willing to critique further and help

 

[SHEPLMBR]

Less materials does not make it right. Good luck

 

[plumb_bob_square_pants]

How far is the wye below finish floor? What it the linear footage from the wye to the toilet termination (pipe length)? Linear footage from wye to other fixtures?

 

[pipehandyman]

well I was worried about using too much materials and bends which in my personal paranoid mind gets me thinking higher risk for clogs.. maybe im wrong.

I tried making this more detailed to help show some dimensions and tried doing a simpler schematic to help clean out the waste from the toilet and hopefully lowering risk of clogs.

I spoke to a family friend and they recommended NOT to tap into the main Wye because is the clean out for main city sewage? any opinions on this? that I would have to add another trap and the drawing I attached below, where the 4" pipe is connected, would be a better location to start..

 

[pipehandyman]

Plumb_bob, the Wye is exactly 14" from its top most part to the floor grade I stand on.

and I know ive changed the layout above but heres the measurements from the existing Wye

20.65" - toilet
52" - sink
80" - shower

 

[pipehandyman]

the measurements

 

[pipehandyman]

Frodo is this sketch for the washer and sink only correct?

 

[pipehandyman]

try this............

is this sketch for the washer and sink only? the sink next to washer