draining/venting
Do toilet drains get vented? The drain will not exceed the Maximum stack branch arm length. I will have 3 lavatory sinks and 1 standing jacuzzi going into 1 dr...
Do toilet drains get vented? The drain will not exceed the Maximum stack branch arm length. I will have 3 lavatory sinks and 1 standing jacuzzi going into 1 dr...
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answersi live in a aera where cespools r used for all gray water and waste...looking for the proper demitions of a dry well that will be used for washing meichi...
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answersi have a room in my house where someone put thick stucco on over the dry wall, i want to take it off so i can paint the dry wall underneath and get rid of the tex...
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answersHi! We recently removed the old tiles in our basement. After sealing the floors with Dryloc we were planning on putting down peel and stick tiles. Then I saw...
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answersTrying to locate a Mulberry (greenish) colored siding. Not sure if it exists, but don't know where to look.
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answersI am interested and have been interested in this line of work. Could someone maybe explain to me what is involved education wise? And perhaps some details, I re...
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answersHi, this is my first time doing this and I'd assume it was like replacing a light switch almost, but when I unscrewed the old outlet I noticed all 4 wires (not in...
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answersi was hoping to install a Bosch Aquastar 125b tankles waterheater in my house, but the chart in the pamphlet says i need 150 ft. of the 1 inch gas line that my h...
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answersHi, I was really hoping someone could answer my question. Thank you.
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answersi have a old woodstove made by Martin Stove&Range Co. the #is 628-a and it has King on the door can anyone tell me anything about it and what it might be wort...
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answersPlease assist me with locating 12 pieces of a smooth, glazed ceramic tile. The primary color is white with lt. brown diagonal streaks, 12X12 size. I can use a l...
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answersI just bought a home & the contractors who painted the home before I moved in did not protect anything from paint as a result the edges of my deck are now the...
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answersOur home is covered on the exterior, with T111 siding when it was built back about 20 years ago. I have to restain about every 5 years. It is past due and I rec...
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answersI'm new to this board but had a question. Is Xypex a product that will work better than traditional system for damp-proofing? I'm trying to decide between using c...
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answersI have a bedroom door and the frame is cracked on the piece where the hinges are. Can anyone tell me how to fix it, Thanks Ed Edward Babcock
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answersMy house is 130+ y.o. The wood floors have been sanded many times and need to be refinished. The t&g are already showing up as a gap in-between many of the bo...
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answersI have a 15 year-old regridgerator converted into a keg-a-rator that I keep in the garage. It only gets down to 42 degree and I need it less than 40 to prevent y...
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answersI spent the weekend sanding my oak "parkay" flooring and I am ready to put the poly urethane on it now..... I have a friend who refinished his hardwood floors an...
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answersMy wife and I are looking for a product called brazilian cherry Light, distinctly ligher, as the Lumber Liquidators sample shows, than most brazilian cherry. w...
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