Stud Wall Containing Soil Pipe?

[Skiny]

Not sure if this should be here on the plumbing section, but I'm wondering if there's a way to contain a soil pipe for a toilet, inside of a stud wall?

The wall doesn't exist yet, so I'm flexible on size. The wall will be part of the first floor bathroom, where the toilet will go. I'd like to bring the soil pipe from there, straight up, into the loft above, ready for a second bathroom.

Is there a standard why to go about this?

Thanks.

 

[Tigercubrider]

I can't comment on the regs that exist nowadays but I used to work in a building (70's built) where the down pipes ran through rooms and were boxed in with ply/ blockboard

Stud walls are often thinner than a down pipe.

One problem that existed was that the gent's was on the equivalent of the 4/5th floor in a domestic building and every time somebody took a dump, downstairs heard everything bounce down the pipe as it flushed.

A friend lives in a 60's built house with no visible down pipe at the back so assume that it is boxed in somehow.

Try to indicate it's presence somehow otherwise in future somebody might stick a drill through it!

 

[foxhole]

Boxed mine in and insulated to cut noise.