Hi everyone!
I am moving a toilet across a room. I have had conflicting opinions from two plumbers about soil pipe routing. I upload a dodgy sketch to explain.
In the circle is the current toilet and vent pipes which are boxed. I need to remove the toilet and all the pipes in that wall. For the new toilet, I want to drop the pipe in between the rafters, do a horizontal run of 2.3m up to the opposing wall where the stalk is. Then a small drop with long radius elbows, and in to a horizontal 1m run in to the stalk. The vent then would come from above where the toilet joins the stalk, and up in to the loft, with an air admitance valve. Is the small drop between the two horizontal segments an issue? I could/will put an access point there.
The other option I want to avoid would be running the pipe form under the new toilet straight in to the stalk, along the ceiling of the garage, but I lose head room and will look horrible...
Thanks for your advice and knowledge!
I am moving a toilet across a room. I have had conflicting opinions from two plumbers about soil pipe routing. I upload a dodgy sketch to explain.
In the circle is the current toilet and vent pipes which are boxed. I need to remove the toilet and all the pipes in that wall. For the new toilet, I want to drop the pipe in between the rafters, do a horizontal run of 2.3m up to the opposing wall where the stalk is. Then a small drop with long radius elbows, and in to a horizontal 1m run in to the stalk. The vent then would come from above where the toilet joins the stalk, and up in to the loft, with an air admitance valve. Is the small drop between the two horizontal segments an issue? I could/will put an access point there.
The other option I want to avoid would be running the pipe form under the new toilet straight in to the stalk, along the ceiling of the garage, but I lose head room and will look horrible...
Thanks for your advice and knowledge!
