60+ year old thread.

It was through an on-line company: Memorial Gallery. Here is the link: http://www.memorialgallerypets.com/

 

Thanks.

 

Got it! Not two minutes after I submitted that post I thought .... crap, I know exactly what he's talking about. I had those under my lavatories in the house I built in Las Cruces 10 years ago. Heard that most plumbers don't really care for those things .... prone to failure (?).

Tex

 

Yea the expensive one of course is the best but still better than nothing. A true atmospheric vent is a loop vent in 2" pipe with a clean out on both and the vent side tied back into sanitary under floor before venting up wall.
Used a lot down here at island sinks. 1 elbow and 2 eigth bends.

 

Interesting. I'm still trying to envision that setup. Thanks.

 

I dont draw on pc but you being pilot imagine straight up then sideways 180 back down.
Lol
Does that help

 

Only with cleanouts on each riser and on vent.

 

Hi sixtys.

 

Excellent diagram! Helps a lot. Appreciate it.

Tex

 

Evening all:

If you're reading: HI JIM!!!!

 

The stove went in today and it works. Next up is the backsplash on Thursday.

 

Nice Tom.
What's the next project ???

 

Evening all:
Stove looks good Tom, getting there!

 

Love the cabinets.

 

Tom, your set up looks a lot like what I did with my re-model last year, with those drawers next to the stove. I got rid of some of the regular cabinets & replaced with drawers on the advice of my contractor. The draweres are great in that you know exactly what you got in there, 'cause when you loook down into them you can see exactly what's inside, unlike cabinets where who knows what is in back. I also got a lazy susan type shelving for the corners that I gained a lot of space with. I took out 4 doors of cabinets from the top side, but still ended up with more space.

 

Morning All... Kitchen is coming along nicely Tom. Looking good.

 

Morning Ken

 

Kitchen looks better every day Tom!

Cheech, I hear you regarding deep drawers. We had two put in as part of our kitchen remodel. All the pots, pans, colanders and so on are in there, and you just pull the drawer out, look in, and bingo - there's what you need. Our kitchen contractor also put pull-out shelves in all of the under-counter cabinets, which does the same for them in terms of making it easier to find stuff.

Oh and everyone else too including Paul if you're lurking. Anyone know where Susan might have gotten off to?

 

All the drawers and shelves up to shoulder level are pull out and have easy glide closing hardware.

All shelves higher than shoulder level are fixed but I an refinishing a wooden stool for easy reach access. The stool is made by the Putnam Rolling Ladder Company and was my fathers.

The features in the kitchen are really growing on me. The easy glide/quiet close features are just too nice not to have.