Correct.It's a 45 degree junction same as y connector?
Correct.It's a 45 degree junction same as y connector?
There are a multitude of ways to connect, some taking more effort than others.Oh, probably a daft question
Don't forget to take your floor finish into account when deciding on the height - more so if you're overboarding with ply or having tiles.
There are a multitude of ways to connect, some taking more effort than others.
You can either:
Tunnel through below ground and position the pipe directly beneath the loo exit (use a 90 degree pan conn').
Tunnel through below ground and bring a stub stack internally into a corner and tee off for the loo and fit a Durgo (AAV) on top. Good if other stuff needs going into the stack.
Bring a stub stack externally off-set from the loo and tee into it with a short external run and fit an external Durgo.
Bring the pipe up externally directly behind the loo and fit an 87 degree bend into the vertical.
Bring the pipe up directly behind the loo and tee off so you can continue the stack for a high level vent above.
Lots of options.
I’ve seen jobs (including those put on Facebook “look at our work”) where they’ve dropped a pipe in halfway up the chamber then a 90 bend, vertical pipe down the side and a shoe at the bottom aimed in the right direction along the line. Guessing that’s slightly better but still a no no? Or possibly no better at all.
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