Wet Venting Video:2 - Piping Arrangement

This video talks about wet vent piping arrangement. It covers code clause 2.5.2.1.(1)-b,c,d,k and talks about the continuous vent.
All references are from the 2015 National Plumbing Code of Canada.

[@mattgrommesh4125]

I'm a apprentice plumber and I really like your explanation of these systems. I'm in the US and we use a lot of wet venting in our bathroom groups. Duel water closets are very rare, but its good to see an example of how it can be used.

[@haiyanqu698]

The best plumbing video I have ever seen!

[@jakelagace2302]

after 7 years of bricklaying starting first day of plumbing tomorrow ill go to bed got to be up in 4 hours ill sub .

[@manishagrawal900]

The very best video series on Wet Venting. The Pictures and explanations are extremely helpful. And you have covered all situations ( vertical and horizontal) layouts.. thanks a lot

[@israelveizaga8136]

Great explanation 👌.... thanks a lot !!!

[@jasonjean398]

Thank you for the images

[@mrbadbiker1]

very nice explanations

[@maxylala7980]

Thank you very much

[@andrey162000]

Never knew your allowed double wye drainage fitting on a flat

[@sparky3869]

In Wet venting a WC to a basin.. How far can the Basin be from the WC. The Connection at the 4x2 wye is about 2feet on the horizontal to the bend for the WC. Then the Wye picks up the went vent to the Bathroom Basin. The Basin is about 10 feet from the connection for the 4x2 wye

[@mikehaisell4301]

Hi great videos! Is it ok to use the double y because if one side slopes down the other side slopes up? Is the right side of the y vented by the left side? Thanks

[@sparky3869]

Never mind you answered it in the Video. I should've waited LOL

[@DH4PRES]

I’ve got a question. I’m going to be wet venting a bathroom (stall shower, toilet, and sink) in my basement. With my toilet being the main pipe and it picking up the shower and sink on the way to the soil stack. Would I also be able to have it pick up a washer machine drain (using an AAV)

[@scorpio21x]

Could you clarify point -d where "the water closet must be the lowest connected fixture on the wet vent"? From the ABS example it looks like both the shower and toilet are at the same level. Thanks for sharing a walk-through with samples!

[@pouetance]

Just wondering, if a water closet is dry vented and not part of the wet vent, it doesn't have to be installed downstream of all other fixtures right? Thank for the videos. Help a ton!

[@mimkarimi9721]

Great videos, thanks a lot. One question: for the failing example (min

[@kaelanross185]

Hope you're still answering questions. Can a sanitary drainage pipe that's less than nps 2 but also serving less than 6 fixture units serve as a relief vent? The sanitary drainage pipe is only serving a kitchen sink with 1.5 fixture units and has a 1.5" drain. Do I only need to upsize the sanitary drainage pipe for the relief vent?

[@mikehaisell4301]

I mean if you have a double y installed horizontally for a bath and lav going into the main 3". Is one side wet venting across to the other side? Or do you need a separate dry vent for each side?

[@dantully6087]

Can A 2 inch emergency floor drain be wet vented from a nearby sink?

[@Apprenticeplumber07]

Is there code for max trap arm length in wet venting? I know minimum length 2 multiple of dia of pipe . Thanks