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All fittings below the flood rim Of the highest fixture have to be long sweet fittings. Vent fittings and drain fittings included. Clean out must be at floor level or higher

Why don’t you use 2” iron cast for the drain?

Trap dip not trap weir👍

Thanks, great tip!

Even Ray Charles can see this wont pass inspection.

To many fittings

No need for that

Was that a 2" for the toilet?

The tester is showing an open "groundED neutral", or simply "neutral" conductor. The neutral is considered a grounded conductor because it's grounded at the main panel. A broken groundING conductor (the bare) will not prevent the circuit from working, so tying all those together, and making it work, was simply a coincidence. Somewhere the white neutral was loose, and you fixed it without knowing it. 🙂

It unfortunate we couldnt roll the main drain line in the next bay to the right to hit the vent without rollibg flat. In our locale flat vents are required to be the next min pipe dia up servicing the drain load, pitched to drain, and require drainage standard fittings (those vent 90's- no; vert to horizontal- long sweep) until you are 6" above the highest flood rim of the group or 42" above FF which ever is higher. Your bath drain could be be considered an s trap if your drain arm changes horizontal plane before venting without increasing pipe size. In the future hit yor vent before your drainage arm changes out of horizontal. Planing is everything.

It unfortunate we couldnt roll the main drain line in the next bay to the right to hit the vent without rollibg flat. In our locale flat vents are required to be the next min pipe dia up servicing the drain load and require drainage fitings until you are 6" abovr the highest flood rim of yhe group or 42" above FF which ever is higher.

At 0:29 both horizontal dry (unwashed) vents below flood rim of fixture defy proper code.

Home Depot 60 lb bag cement 2 years ago, Utah

Where are you getting that for $5/bag

"Promosm" 💖

Where does the washing machine connect to it? Or does it work by itself without connecting the washer?

This guy has no clue

That's not the weir. The weir is the bottom of the outflow pipe, which is the water level when the P trap is full.

Where's your trap keep fumes out ?

Look up was an S trap is; and remember it violates code; so distance between the san tee and p trap is necessary

Is there a code that requires a minimum distance between the trap and san tee? Or can it be tied in directly? Thank you

No vent

WARNING! Only experts should be allowed on RUclips. This guy scares me, I'm concerned for the family who lives there.

Those canless lights are sure looking good right about now.

Uh Oh stickers on the fittings thats your first give away...lol

In my 29 years of plumbing In CO MA CT NYC and CA, Ive seen more crazy stuff on RUclips than I have ever seen in the field. Where are these people and what state is this?

Impressive work~

I just threw up on my phone

What a joke and a total waste of time watching this! lol

Always remember to check with local codes. And always remember, you tube is worldwide.

No man, we can’t see.

Loved this!

1099.00 for the lift. Ouch!!!!😂

weird installation here in California is a HUGE BIG NO NO, first able buddy for a 400amp main service is required a 1/0 copper wire. one of the guys said hope this guy is not who wire my house lol true.

What is a "ufer"? What does that stand for?

This was not done right. Why make a tutorial if you don't know what you're talking about?

💪🏻💪🏻 solid

Leave the plumbing for a licensed plumber!

Nice work!

On tonight’s episode of…Amateur Hour

Finally someone knows how to install a drip leg thank you

That’s some crappy pex work 🤣

*Promo SM* 😉

Bro I need hydraulic cement lifting machine can u help me where I could search

Bro I need this

So u put a clean out in the ceiling 😢 and u installed a trap with union in ceiling that will leak at some time I don’t know where u r in the U.S but your inspector must be your brother or doesn’t know the code

you can't fall more than your pipe diameter before venting a trap. your tub is a full blown S-trap and would not pass inspection. you used so much pipe individually venting all of the fixtures. You could've wet vented the entire bathroom group and went up the wall with 1 continuous waste and vent saving way more pipe and fittings. How i wouldve done it: 90 under the water closet, run back to the wall, install a 3X3X2 wye, shoot through the floor joist, install a 2 X 2 X 1 1/2 wye (2" for the wet vent to continue up the wall to the Lav, and the 1 1/2 branch to catch the bath tub) And then 90 up into the floor/ wall with my wet vent upstairs. install a 2 X 1 1/2 X 1 1/2 TY and shoot over in the wall and 90 out to catch my Lav. Then run the SINGLE continuous waste vent pipe up to the attic tying into my main stack if it is in close enough proximity. If not, I would put it through the roof by itself upsizing to 3" before terminating to open air. This way would save you tons of pipe and fittings and it would look a ton better. Remind you this is dependent on the Ontario plumbing code and it is how I would've done it in my jurisdiction.

Did you use ABS glue on PVC????

section 908.2 HWV, this wasted so much material and labor, since all the plumbing was on the same floor this could have been applied

Thank you so much! I fixed my parents toilet while they were away from this video!