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1. 
   nigelUsa | Nov 01, 2002 12:09am | #1

   Take a look at the code check flip book, might be enought for you .Some HD's have them in stock.

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   coonass | Nov 01, 2002 01:56am | #2

   EDJW,

   Here is some info.

   http://www.codecheck.com/plumcode.htm

   KK

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   JerryAlbrech | Nov 02, 2002 04:54am | #3

   You may also want to look at "Plumbing a House" by Peter Hemp.  It's a pretty thorough book on plumbing with specs and design ideas.  Definitely not a Black and Decker how to fix you faucet book.

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   Pooka99 | Nov 02, 2002 05:36pm | #4

   I've just been through this. I didn't find any one book that I thought was comprehensive on the subject.

   A friend and I did all the DWV and copper on my 2600 sq ft addition. 3 bathrooms and a kitchen with 4 wet areas.

   I'd say look at all the books and take your best shot, BUT - also talk to the inspector who'll be working with you later. WE found a number of items that the books recommended that the inspector didn't allow.

   I found that the inspectors in my area were really ready to help!

   Peter Crowl

   Littleton, CO

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   EdJW | Nov 05, 2002 12:27am | #5

   RK, that's pretty much what I've found in all the books that I've been looking through.  I'll sketch out what I want to do and show it to the inspector.  Thanks to everyone for their help. -Ed