[Debo22]

Super old pic but just saw this thread, these were venting 2 50 gallon water heaters

I thought it was a metal concentric vent at first

 

[Eddy k]

Me a general contractor, HVAC and electrician were doing a walk through at an apartment complex when I took the pic, funny how you can usually know within a few minutes they can not afford the remodel and the whole thing is a waste of time. Just like bidding all the work you dont get it is part of the job.

 

[chonkie]

Tub spout with diverter in a tub only application.

I did see that. I asked the question I did because I have had someone ask if I would install the shower head in the opposing shower instead of the tub. Setup look similar to his pic, so i asked. I did not do what they asked by the way.

 

[sparky]

I did see that. I asked the question I did because I have had someone ask if I would install the shower head in the opposing shower instead of the tub. Setup look similar to his pic, so i asked. I did not do what they asked by the way.

Suuuurrrreeee,I bet when they pull that spout water flies out of that shower head right chonkie???lolololol. Just messin with ya

 

[CT-18]

I hope I get this one.

They told them the segments help the water climb up the pipe.

 

[Master Mark]

Super old pic but just saw this thread, these were venting 2 50 gallon water heaters

They need to put a roll of aluminium stickey tape around that to seal it off
and it would pass in some dumps in our city......

 

[OpenSights]

A good plumber doesn't let this happen!

 

[CT-18]

I dont know what i am looking at.

 

[OpenSights]

I dont know what i am looking at.

Flap from a pvc check valve. The original plumber was a tad sloppy with his glue, sealed it shut. At least he had the direction right.

 

[CT-18]

What system was it on. Did the head pressure finally pop it open.

 

[OpenSights]

Half bath with laundry, 3", very short run. Backed up enough to force it's way out of the unglued, duct taped lav line. Couldn't pull it out by hand, had to knock it loose with a hammer and screw driver.

Worked out ok other than wanting an early out on a Friday.

 

[Eddy k]

Doing some night work at a federal courthouse, this drain served a break room sink on the first floor of a seven floor stack above it. No vent, check valve off of 4 inch stack right next to sink.

 

[Eddy k]

Should have seen the 80 feet of 1/2" type m feeding the sink laying on top of low volt wire and ceiling tiles, not one proper hanger.

 

[Oorgnid]

Doing some night work at a federal courthouse, this drain served a break room sink on the first floor of a seven floor stack above it. No vent, check valve off of 4 inch stack right next to sink.

I like the painters tape around the wire nuts. Speaks safety to me.

 

[Eddy k]

Funny you say that, this is one of those contractors that has an electrical division, electrician in the superintendent.

 

[chonkie]

That blue tape doesn't let the paint bleed as bad as normal masking tape. That guy gets two thumbs up from me.

 

[OpenSights]

Started cutting, capping, removing stools, three handle faucets in an 11 unit, three story apt building.

Ran across this horizontal tub trap. For the life of me I can't find it mentioned in the code book. Also my semi homemade toilet dolly. Worked pretty well.

 

[Gargalaxy]

Pex isn't the only flexible....

 

[KoleckeINC]

I miss the thanks button. That is amazing gargalaxy. These guys get more creative every day.

 

[OpenSights]

I miss the thanks button. That is amazing gargalaxy. These guys get more creative every day.

I still have the "thanks" button. Are you not running the full site? I haven't tried anything else.