Installing a cleanout means cutting a space in a pipe and fitting a wye or tee to stup up to the surface with a cap, so the line can be inspected or cleaned in future. This was a 6" PVC about three feet down in Port Coquitlam. Primary drainage is shown above and to the left in perforated 4" PVC.
Friday, September 18, 2015
Boiler Room III
A closer look at the blowers and unistrut at the end of the now double row of venting, I built my first chain-link fence enclosure around the vent caps.
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Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Boiler Room II
Here are more pictures from the boiler room job. New boilers have replaced the old ones and tanks. A contractor was hired to bore the 24" dia. holes in the wall to accommodate the new venting system.
After installing the unistrut support we built the venting in segments. I built most of the supports and was able to contribute ideas to accomplish various little challenges along the way. There was a good amount of work to do removing and fitting the new piping and valves/releases to and from the new boilers.
After installing the unistrut support we built the venting in segments. I built most of the supports and was able to contribute ideas to accomplish various little challenges along the way. There was a good amount of work to do removing and fitting the new piping and valves/releases to and from the new boilers.
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