General Ordinances of the Board of Supervisors of the City And County of San Fra
General Ordinances of the Board of Supervisors of the City And County of San Fra
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In all cases where vents branch into one another, the branch fittings must not be less than 3 feet 6 inches above the floor level of the fixture or fixtures served.
1!/2-Vent 10 Feet Limit.
Section 139. When Ij^-inch branch vents are used on fixtures, then the branch vent shall not exceed 10 feet horizontally.
Architectural Venting, Under Floor.
Section 140. Where by architectural conditions it is not practicable to comply strictly with these rules, and venting has to be done under the floor, a...nd the available space is limited, then all rules shall be complied with as nearly as practicable.
Yard Fixtures, 10-Foot Limit.
Section 141. When a fixture is located in a yard, and it is ten or more feet from the main building, and the room in which the fixture is located is not connected with the main building, then the fixture or fixtures, trap or traps, need not be vented.
Deck Feed Vent.
Section 142. When a deck trap is supplied from a fixture, then the waste of the fixture must connect with the inlet side of the deck's trap, and provided the entire wastage or outlet leg of the trap to the fixture serving the deck's trap, does not exceed five feet in length, then the fixture supplying the deck's trap need not be vented, but if in excess of five feet, then the supplying fixture must be vented.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In all cases where vents branch into one another, the branch fittings must not be less than 3 feet 6 inches above the floor level of the fixture or fixtures served.
1!/2-Vent 10 Feet Limit.
Section 139. When Ij^-inch branch vents are used on fixtures, then the branch vent shall not exceed 10 feet horizontally.
Architectural Venting, Under Floor.
Section 140. Where by architectural conditions it is not practicable to comply strictly with these rules, and venting has to be done under the floor, a...nd the available space is limited, then all rules shall be complied with as nearly as practicable.
Yard Fixtures, 10-Foot Limit.
Section 141. When a fixture is located in a yard, and it is ten or more feet from the main building, and the room in which the fixture is located is not connected with the main building, then the fixture or fixtures, trap or traps, need not be vented.
Deck Feed Vent.
Section 142. When a deck trap is supplied from a fixture, then the waste of the fixture must connect with the inlet side of the deck's trap, and provided the entire wastage or outlet leg of the trap to the fixture serving the deck's trap, does not exceed five feet in length, then the fixture supplying the deck's trap need not be vented, but if in excess of five feet, then the supplying fixture must be vented.
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