Washer drain p trap, and cleanout critique - Pic included

[skobydog]

I had a design that I was going to do but realized that this set up (pic) will work better to line up my current vent, stand pipe, etc. I'm not sure if the clean out is ok this way. I could also reverse the vent and clean out if that helps.

I'm in Massachusetts. Anyway, does this setup look ok? Thanks

 

[skobydog]

Vent or stand pipe still need to be added. I'm just want to know if my cleanout and is ok or are there any other major issues with this setup. UPC BTW
Thanks

 

[frodo]

i have been trying to answer your scooby doo post all morning,,they were having problems with the server

in the picture,,the black pipe in the walll to the left

is that a vent from somewhere? if so hoot your vent to it

 

[frodo]

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[skobydog]

The second pipe in the wall is a 1.5 inch drain.

The pipe I want to go into is a 2 inch drain that is not being used.

To the right in the wall (next room over) there is a 1.5 inch vent that is just hanging there with nothing connected. Someone was going to put a laundry sink in there so there is some partial work done but I don't want a laundry sink in there so I removed water service.

It's hard to explain because it doesn't make sense. I can show you the back but again, it doesn't make sense what someone was thinking.

They came down with a 2 inch pipe and split it into a 2 in and 1.5 drain. There is a hole in the ceiling that looks like there was a 2 in (or plan for one but no pipe).

 

[skobydog]

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I am going to vent as suggested.

Does my clean out position and p trap look ok? The p trap will be appr 12 in high with stand pipe at 48 in.

 

[frodo]

p trap needs ti be as low as you can get it,,stand pipe 24'' long