Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 426
ures all discharge into a 5-inch stack which hasany indication of being too small. Although com-recjuires a 4-inch soil stack, there seems little ad-adhering to this dimension in small and simpleWhen the plumbing was designed for the city ofPullman, 111., more than twenty years ago, 3-inch soil… … Fig. 160.. Anti-Siphoning Traps Dispensing with Necessity for Vent Lines. given usage nevermon vantage ininstallations 353 130 PLU!^IBING years past the construction of 3-inch soil stacks for dwellings havingonly a single bathroom, and the practice has been justified by favor-able results. ^Yhen it…
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