I am doing a loft conversion on my mid terrace, creating a bedroom plus en suite. The bathroom is under the front slope and needs to drain out of the back of the house. We can get sufficient gradient in the toilet outflow for building regs. However, I want the toilet set into the slope, as it will massively improve the bathroom layout because of ceiling height issues. My builder is strongly recommending turning the loo around to face the slope as the outflow pipe will then be heading in the right direction. Would going with an s trap toilet under the slope be silly?
S trap toilet loft conversion
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Why not put the bathroom on the left and the bedroom on the right?
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no issue at all 
and the " holy Grail " of 1in 40 fall isn`t an issue either .( but you stated you`re OK there ) my present loo ( in a bungalow ) is a S trap then a 90 bend followed by 2x 45s into the salt glazed then a 90 and about 1 meter later is a backdrop to the manhole - WC is a Wickes Bog in a Box - low water flush . No problems - cuz it`s only human waste + soft paper down it . Simples
and the " holy Grail " of 1in 40 fall isn`t an issue either .( but you stated you`re OK there ) my present loo ( in a bungalow ) is a S trap then a 90 bend followed by 2x 45s into the salt glazed then a 90 and about 1 meter later is a backdrop to the manhole - WC is a Wickes Bog in a Box - low water flush . No problems - cuz it`s only human waste + soft paper down it . Simples DIYnot Local
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