I want to fit a toilet under the the stairs and do not want to use a saniflow. To put a standard soil pipe in I need to cut the kitchen floor up, by the time I have angle 1/4" in every 1ft the pipe will be bellow the damp course. I don't mind pulling up the block paving outside and lowering the existing outside soil pipe (this is from the existing downstairs toilet that is coming out), I am just not sure about exiting the house with a pipe under the damp course and concrete floor?[/b]
Cutting hole under damp course for toilet pipe
- Thread starter jonnymarr
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We have to run pipes under floors (sub DPC) all the time but usually below the slab and is then lintelled through the wall.
No probs.
No probs.
That's just what I needed to know. Thanks and thanks again
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