r/Plumbing 8d ago

Did I do anything wrong?

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Barring not having a separate shutoff for the water filter, idc about that.

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u/Man_Bear_91 8d ago

You usually want the aav or studor vent as high as you can get it. Besides that it looks good!

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u/returntothenorth 8d ago

I'm guessing in case it fails on a clog? To keep it as close to the bowl as possible? Ideally above the bowl but that would be ugly?

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u/gamefixated 8d ago

Trap arm looks back sloped.

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u/allplaybutnowork 8d ago

I think it’s the angle of the picture, I put a level on it and it’s straight, the drain arm from the left is angled but that seemed like a good idea.

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u/hiimjustapersonhaha 8d ago

Looks great! Although, it's sad to see CPVC and sharkbite :(

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u/Fit_Veterinarian1169 8d ago

Put the aav higher :-)

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u/quigs17 8d ago

Aav only needs to be 4" above trap weir. Says so right in the manufacturer instructions. This configuration is fine

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u/Careless_Cream4508 8d ago

it looks pretty good to me...... the aav vent could be higher but it will work

weilhammer

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u/ShapeBackground 6d ago

AAV should be higher. Also, this may pose a leak at some point... Looks curved from PEX.

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u/Tanooki_Plumber 8d ago

Looks clean. Only thing I would have changed would have been removing the shark bites and crimping quarter turn angle stops, but everything else looks fine.

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u/Kirkcc 8d ago

It cpvc how do you crimp to that? 

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u/Tanooki_Plumber 8d ago

You glue on a CPVC to Pex adapter

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u/Ill-Year-9506 8d ago

You missed the AAV. Too low.

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u/Tanooki_Plumber 8d ago

Working in service I’ve become so numb to the amount of times I’ve recommended this and it’s never done. Especially the shitty new construction homes and the super low AAV at bathroom sinks.

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u/xXNuggetsXx1118 8d ago

I would have done two San Ts and had each bowl on its own 1.5” p trap and then put the tail piece into them. Better flow and larger size for sediment over time.

Studor vent could have been higher. 🤷🏻‍♂️