Converting an outside toilet

[DIYso]

Hi folks,
I have a (rather useless) brick built outside toilet. I was thinking of removing the toilet, and fitting a belfast type sink and using it as a utility area.

Broadly speaking, can anyone outline the plumbing fixtures i would need in order to do this? have never plumbed, and not sure what gizmos are out there to get this job done,..........

Many thanks in advance

 

[kevplumb]

drain adapter drain pipe sand and cement anti syphon trap

 

[Nige F]

has it got a water supply to it What`s the colloquial name for that outside WC ...serously, is it a Cludgie

 

[Garfeild]

Cludgie rings a bell,could well be.

 

[Burnerman]

In the mining garden cities north of the Tyne, its a 'cluggy' or 'ootside netty'. The open ouside drain of yore was called a 'cundie'
Now we call them 'garden facilities'

 

[JayJay1978]

Brick s**t house

 

[DIYso]

Cheers all, most intruiging,...................

Now back to the question

Any ideas?!!!

 

[Nige F]

has it got a water supply to it

that`s a good point to start

 

[DIYso]

Hi,
The current toilet is connected to the water system

Cheers

 

[Nige F]

Then you can adapt the existing pipe to plastic and run it to a hose tap above the sink. Make sure it`s well lagged -you can get Talon pipe clips with spacers to make the pipe stand off the wall The tap can be on a wood block. Waste fitting is a special size for Belfast sink. Use a Hep V O valve under it onto 42 mm waste into drain adapter like Kev suggested. No trap ( U bend ) to dry out with lack of use that way