[ILPlumber]

That title oughta get your attention:laughing:

Why can't Rick from Teutopolis, IL put freakin unions on each side of an RPZ as required by code? Why can't Rick use something a little more professional to mount it than shelf brackets.


The bottom picture is an indirect waste floor drain :no: recieving backwash hoses from a pair of water softners.:no:

Rick from Teutopolis, IL, you may be licensed but, that is some major hackery.

I was at another place but, didn't think to snap a pic. Pair of RPZ's feeding H & C to a printing press AND a restroom group with water fountain:no:

 

[Wiser]

:no: Nope, we like you just the way you are!

 

[Plumber]

That's my 4-in-1.

 

[user823]

Not a real good way to do an indirect waste. What stops the discharge hoses from pulling out or being kicked out? Something like this would be an improvement.

 

[ILPlumber]

That's my 4-in-1.

Nope, that's my 1-1 :furious: Somebody used it for a chisel:hammer:

 

[Airgap]

Nope, that's my 1-1 :furious: Somebody used it for a chisel:hammer:

Yeah, they go from 6 in 1 to 1-1 real quick like that!:bangin:

 

[422 plumber]

Who needs unions when ya got a sawzall?

I like the 4" RPZ's with the rusted bolts so you can't get them out except doing a one handed cut with a sawzall. Good times.

 

[Protech]

Don't those hoses need a 1" air gap?

 

[ILPlumber]

Don't those hoses need a 1" air gap?

1.5" air-gap.

Not stuffed in a FD riser that was never cut off and grated.:blink: