Tecnical for plumbing std slope ?

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Accepted Answer

The standard slope for plumbing refers to the angle at which pipes are installed to ensure proper drainage.

The standard slope for horizontal drainage pipes is typically 1/4 inch per foot or 2% slope.
This slope allows for efficient flow of wastewater and prevents the accumulation of debris.
Vertical drainage pipes, such as soil stacks, are typically installed plumb or vertically.
Proper slope is crucial for preventing clogs, backflow, and other plumbing issues.
It is important to follow local plumbing codes and regulations when determining the appropriate slope for plumbing installations.

Accepted Answer

waste pipe 1:90 soil pipe 1:80