The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-18
same of full size OF waste.

Art. 2. All wrought iron pipes
must DO galvanized.
Art. 3. All soil or waste pipes
shall be of cast iron tarred, wrought
iron galvanized. or lead. No wrought
iron pipes shall be allowed for soil
or waste pipe. unless the Durham
system of recessed vttings be used.
Art. 4. Revents and back air
pipes shall be Of lead. cast iron or
galvanized wrought iron.
Art. 5. All soil pipes shall not be
less than four inches inside diameter.
and shall be continued same size
above the roof. and as remote from
the windows as possible.
Art. 6. No waste. revent or back
air pipe shall be less than one and
one-half inches in diameter, and
when oil lead shall be Of grade
known to the Plumbing trade as"D."
Vent Pines to Extend Above the Roof
Sec. IL. Soil. waste and vent
pipes in an extension shall be extend
ed one foot above cave of roof of
main building. when otherwise they
would open within fifteen. (15) feet
of the door, window or ventilator of
the main house or an adjoining
house.
Holes Cut in Pines.
Article l. No holes will be allow
ed to be cut in any cast-irOn,
wrought-iron or terra Gotta pipe, or
for any purpose. which cannot be
properly closed with plugs. Where
it is necessary to open a pipe, the
broken pipe will be removed, and a
cleanOut be put in instead, that it
may be assessable for future use.
Cast Iron to Connect with Terra
Gotta.
Art. =. Cast iron soil, waste and
drain pipes shall connect with terra
Gotta pipe two feet from the building,
and not less than ten (lO) inches
under ground.
Arrangement Of Pines.
Art. .. The arrangement OF soil,
waste, back air and ventilatins
pipes shall be as direct as possible.
Art. 4. All changes in direction
in horizontal soil, waste or drain
pipes shall be made with Y fittings,
suitable bend and cleanOut.
Cast Iron Pipes-How Secured to
Walls.
Art. 5. All cast iron soil, waste
or revent pipes shall be properly Sc
cured or supported with wrought
iron hooks or hangers.
Double Hubs Not Allowed. !.
Art. 6. Double hub fittings shall
not be used on cast iron soil or waste
pipes.
Branches,
Sec. IA. All branches on soil pipe
when over fifteen l5) feet from
main line, shall be extended same
size one foot above the cave OF the
roof.
Y's and Cleanouts.
Sec. Is. All horizontal four inch
cast iron pipes above or below the
ground shall have Y fittings, the
placing Of these fittings to be left
to the discretion OF the Inspector.
Us to have four inch brass tap
screws inserted inside, and to be
placed on the main line, not over
fifty (50) feet apart, for the purpose
Of cleaning the same when stoppage
occurs.
Art. l. Two inch cast iron pipes
to have cleanouts placed in them, the
same as prescribed in section Is.
Art. 2. Y fittings and cleanouts
shall be placed at the bottom Of all
four inch and two inch cast iron
stocks.
Traps and Revents.
Sec. 16. Each fixture shall be
separately trapped as near the same
as possible, and each trap shall be
vented by a pipe not less than the
size of the waste pipe, except foar
inch trap. when a two inch revent
pipe will be sufficient.
Art. l. Revent pipes may be run
separately, or may enter the soil pipe
three feet above the floor on which
the highest fixture is located.
Closet Kevents.
See. Il. Where there Is only one
syphon closet on a floor. the revent
may be dispensed with, provided
there are no closets. or more than
two fixtures. on the floor above.
with one and one-half inch opening
on the same four inch soil waste
Apartment Must be Ventilated.
See. Is. No water closets or
urinals shall be permitted TO exist
in any location or apartment which
is not thoroughly lighted and ,enti-
lated.
Anti-Svphon Tran.
Sec. 10. All new work, where it
is possible to revent trap. or on
old work where there is no revent
pipe. an anti-syphon trap of improv-
cd pattern will be permitted.
Art. 1. Bath drum traps shall be
considered aDti-Synhon and M ra-