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Old 10-16-2009, 11:42 PM   #1
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Dwv Roof Cap / Shield


looking for ideas for vandal resistant dwv roof top cap, preferably threaded cap vent assembly.

any ideas?


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looking for ideas for vandal resistant dmv roof top cap, preferably threaded cap vent assembly.

any ideas?
Can you elaborate on this a bit. Your mention dwv in the title,

dmv above. Are you looking for a plumbing DWV vent cap???
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Re: Dwv Roof Cap / Shield


Doing a particular restoration job for a client, client has requested a vented cap / guard for the dwv pipe on the roof to avoid vandalism by concrete, sand or debris. Sorry I just noticed my TYPO.

I've seen galvanized metal vented caps, any additional ideas?
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Doing a particular restoration job for a client, client has requested a vented cap / guard for the dwv pipe on the roof to avoid vandalism by concrete, sand or debris. Sorry I just noticed my TYPO.

I've seen galvanized metal vented caps, any additional ideas?
Why not have a lookdown installed. Could still get a snake in if needed.

Debris won't fall in an up direction.

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Good idea, thanks for the tip. I didn't think of a 180. Thanks!
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