You need to make a plan that shows the layout and connection of pipers, location of plumbing equipment, etc. Yes, go ahead and make that go up there, and I'm going to lock my wall layer and pictures there. 9. And then we know that we are going to be feeding off a hot water line for our, uh, this washer over here and copy this and we'll just placed over here. So, um, so just be careful. So that's how you do a drainage plan for a, um, for a residential house of this size. Yep, Sure did did that wrong, and you probably saw that and we're screaming. We will then apply this design to our 2D autocad Plan and print our Plumbing Water supply line and DWV drainage plan. Fig. The first vertical piece of soil pipe coining off the sanitary tee-branch is a Y branch. So the washer we have our hot and cold, and I'm just going to just this line here show that's coming from our water here, and that should be it. So so then the cold water line. So three inch is pretty much what? From site selection and obtaining financing through each step in construction of a single family home the simple procedures and drawings in this book are still useful for anyone building or repairing a home or other small structure. So so, then are cold. It's gonna have a reducer here, too. So what I have here is I have my water supply layout. The soil pipe should enter the house at least 1 foot below the finish grade of the basement floor and it should have a pitch of about 1/4" per foot towards the outside of the house. And the washer says go here toe washer. The next section is a 4" x 2" tapped sanitary tee. Actually, they're installing it. Um, this should be sufficient for any contractors. 3.5 shows several methods of flashing. That venting is coming through here and is connecting to his three inch event that's going through the roof three event through the roof and the same thing with our laugh. Be a little bit better to see, I think. And we only have two fixtures over here for the hot water, so this one inch is gonna branch. And this anti should have that that directional drain to it. So I ran it right here where my war closet is. And we will dio this one as well. Say what name I will call that won't save it to the D WV layer. If your first floor is made of wood, the first thing you should do is to make the openings in the floor of the bathroom and kitchen so that waste lines to the fixtures can be brought in. PLUMBING SYSTEM LAYOUT PLAN at InspectApedia.com - online encyclopedia of building & environmental inspection, testing, diagnosis, repair, & problem prevention advice. Pipes and fittings that are to be covered with concrete must be especially durable as it will be almost impossible to replace them. So I'm just lighting lightning light lighting that up a little bit. Along with the openings for the waste lines to the fixtures, you will also need openings in the floor for the soil-pipe stack. I will show you exactly how it works in this three d model. Or let's say if you have a septic tank system, the trainings will go towards that. Even with a plan changes may be necessary as you work, but a well-done plumbing and piping plan surely makes your work much easier. The increase in size should take place at least 12 inches below the roof. Fig. We have our we have a P trap going to the san teach to the elbow and is connecting to our three inch dreams over here and again. It's gonna tee off here at half inch and what it's gonna be for lab and the tub shower over here and again where it breaks off. We have no relationship with advertisers, products, or services discussed at this website. So you can see the drains clearly labelled, um, you know, you have the connect there to clean out the sink again. So any time you're doing plumbing fixtures, Um and this is definitely something the plumbing contractor would know is that everything needs to be flowing in a certain direction. So, um, so that's pretty much it. DWV planning: Okay. Yeah, we'll do just like how we did in our three D model, and I think that's about it. And so it turning doesn't really need to be behind a wall or anything like that. Now, Um, just a couple other fixtures. Needless to say, the location of the street main or of the septic tank in relation to the house is going to determine at what point the sewer soil- pipe enters the house. OK, so that's the vet. So that's pretty much it. And any contractors should be able to understand what's going on. So you have either. There will be no radical difference in the lines between houses with basements and those without basements. At 1.5 inches, 1/2 and we'll connect that here and make sure in perpendicular. Copy this. This is our love, our ice maker for the refrigerator and our washer. In cold climates, special care must be taken with the portion of the soil pipe that is above the roof in order to prevent frost from forming inside the pipe and blocking it up. So, um, so there we can see that this is where the three inch line starts. H. Wise & Co. New York, 1950. The openings in this tee should be capped until it is ready to be put into use. 1. There we go. Introduction to Residential Architect Plumbing Plans, 4. Review of water supply lines in SketchUp, 9. And what we want to do is again. And then it just continues throughout and goes out the house. That's how you create a plumbing plan for a residential project. Fill it, radius zero. And I think we're good 7. Review DWV plan in SketchUp: Okay, so this is our three d model that we've graded, and this is what our drainage plan is looking like. And then we know here, we're going to come off at one inch, so I'm gonna change this. The opening between the roof and the soil pipe must be carefully flashed to prevent leaking. As the horizontal runs of soil pipe will probably be somewhat above grade, they should be supported at least every 10 feet with metal hangers attached to the floor joists. So that is a water supply. Double click to start designing your own floor plan from scratch or click … The magenta is 1.5 inch, and the blue is three inch so, so typical. Um, and if you do? We have our lab over here. You can see it's going over here and we have it coming to the washer over here that's going to keep it here. So I'm not trying to label all the wits of my damn the diameters of my, um, of my water lines here, but I think it is important to know, as we drawl and design water plumbing plans that we should know those things. You see, Command Teoh, Copy that. So So right here we have the inlet. There it is. So I hope you've enjoyed this course. That's pretty much how our water supply line is working now in a house that, let's say, if it has mawr bathrooms, what you're gonna want to do is you want you want Teoh have that one inch supplying mawr a lot more. We have a refrigerator which, if the refrigerator has an ice maker, it will need a water supply line. And here we have this, um um the elbow. And welcome to the residential architect course on creating plumbing plans. So I'm gonna go ahead and hide my walls here and receive Hi there. And here's exact same plan. So here we will show that this is going to go over here to our washer, and then we're gonna come down here and this will supply R R line over here, which, actually let's see, I want to do this a little bit different. And there is connecting to a three inch that we'd have, ah, reducing feeding fitting there. So that's for our dishwasher ice makers. The vertical stack can continue up again until it arrives at the spot for installing the branch to take care of the toilet, bathtub and washbasin drains. So that works. So you do need to know what you're doing. So I would not put those on plans. For the purpose of clarity, let us take the three types of houses discussed in this book, the house with basement, the house without basement and the house with a poured concrete-slab floor and show how the plumbing installation should be done for each one. Actually, I'm going to copy to Layer. Course it. The horizontal soil pipe can continue on now until it has reached a point for the basement floor drain. You're pretty safe sticking with that for most houses. All lines should be given proper support in the manner described earlier in this chapter. In the last few years I have focused almost entirely on 3D modeling of Architecture. I think that that text is of wrong color. It would just create a pretty big problem. So for items like this, um, the ice maker that does not require a drainage. So that's typical. Um, when I'm doing my drains line. Here's our water closet. If a hot-water or steam-heating system is used, the boiler can be fitted with special equipment to heat the hot-water supply for domestic use. Just extend it up and we will copy over this this 45 degree line here, and I believe that's about it. Now, when we go to R two d plan, we're going to simplify this a little bit more because basically what we want to do is we just want to supply a, um a general concept for the plumbing contractor to do basically the employment contracts. But just a simple diagram like this usually is sufficient. So this is where the our water supply is coming from. This entire chapter is also available as PLUMBING SYSTEM INSTALLATION [eBook], or as a PDF image at THE HOUSE PLUMBING SYSTEM [PDF] original page images. We have our water line coming in from this city, and it's coming up here to where our water heater is.