In this video, I show you how to vent plumbing pipe. I will show how to vent a toilet, how to vent a bathroom sink, and how to vent plumbing without going through the roof using an air admittance valve, also known as a Studor vent. I will be venting a utility sink in a garage as well. The outdoor kitchen sink drain will require me to use a air admittance valve to vent properly. #plumbing #diy
UPDATE: Regarding the height of the horizontal vent pipe from the bathroom sink shown at 10:35, it has been brought to my attention that it's currently too low. According to plumbing standards, it should be positioned at 42 inches off the floor or 6 inches above the flood rim of the sink. In my practice, I prefer connecting these vents in the attic, which is considered the optimal choice. I'm committed to providing the most informative content, and I appreciate your feedback. I'll make sure to address issues like this promptly in the future. Apologies for any confusion, and thank you for watching!
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