Drainage Layout

[wcavanagh]

Hi All,

My Architect has suggested the following layout for draining in my cottage, I am about to start work on floors so need to layout this pipe first.

Question is, What do I put on the end of the 110mm Pipes in say the kitchen and bathroom that will stop smell from the septic tank? I can find all the 110mm fittings no issue, but not sure how I get the 40mm Waste to connect etc.

BTW floors will be poured concrete.

Cheers

 

[denso13]

These http://www.drainageonline.co.uk/Mar...0mm-Soil-Concentric-Reducer-110-50mm-SE41.htm will blank off the pipe until you are ready to connect the appliances. You can drill out the boss and fit either a 32mm or 40mm connector.

 

[picasso]

Why has the architect brought the soil pipe back into the middle of the house ? could you not run the wc and bathroom towards the shower room and then to the sceptic tank ?

 

[Hugh Jaleak]

The less that's under the house, the better as far as I'm concerned. Makes it so much easier to get to if the need ever arises. Personally, I'd be bringing the L/H WC connection out separately, into the chamber specified just outside the house, and do away with that rodding eye the far side, not needed. The R/H side, move the drain across slightly to outside the footprint of the building, and again, bring both WC connections out separately. Basin and bath could be connected as required, provided the WC was at the head of the run.

Too many blind sections of drain under the house in that architect drawing, with no means of access other than from the top. Messy if things go wrong and you need to get in to clean them out...

 

[wcavanagh]

Tank you for the info, something like this?

 

[picasso]

Much better