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Hey are pipe centers for towel radiators usually 50mm less than the total width of the rad. I.e a 600 towel rad would have pipe centers of 550mm. Also how far of the wall are they?

So as long as I have enough angle on the tee, but not too much so the pipe isn't coming up square? Then strap band it in place tightly to stop it ever sagging.

Even if its laid horizontally? The toilet waste will be entering in to the branch of the horizontal laid tee.

Thanks for the reply, I was worried about it settling in the tee and not flowing away.

there is a possibility of laying the tee flat and putting a singled ended elbow in to the tee. It's just a standard tee branch I have in, not a 135 degree tee. Is discharging straight in to a standard tee branch laid horizontally as shown in the picture ok?

Hey is it ok to connect run a soil pipe horizontally between joists with the toilet discharging in to a tee as shown in this picture. Or is an elbow needed so the waste definitely goes the right way?

Hi if feeding baths off un-vented hot water so mains pressure (well 3 bar after the reducing valve on the cylinder). Do baths require 15mm or 22mm supply's. I know from a combi 15mm is ok to a bath, but what about an uvented hot water cylinder?

thanks and would you recommend lagging with it being under the floor?

thanks and have the cold form bend in the duct over the poly-pipe as it rises to the surface?

do they sell cold form bends at most plumbers merchants? The duct will just be 2 inch flexi duct, so no removable cover.

could I not just put an elbow in the duct as it comes up floor level? Or is sweeping them up a much better option?

I would like to bring the pipes up in copper but this would mean having a push fit elbow under the screed. Will the hot and cold pipework in the duct need lagging?

Is 150 mm enough to sweep 15mm polyplumb 90 degrees and it not to be pulling on the fitting on the surface too much ?

thanks to be able to sweep them up through the floor won't I need the pipe to be quite deep in the floor to have enough room to sweep them?

hey if installing polyplumb plastic pipe under a floor screed through a duct. Is there any way around having to have two push fit elbows under the floor so I can bring the pipes up in copper? Is it ok to do this?

Thanks are they ok to come up from floor level and bend round on to the toilet?

Thanks I need the connector to come further in to the room it's about 4inch short of the toilet waste outlet at the moment.

A bent pan connector doesn't bring it forth enough in to the room to fit the toilet back to the wall.