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    Upstairs toilet uses a macerator, want it plumbed properly

    Hi, there is a gully for the kitchen sink and a manhole just outside the bathroom. This is a terraced house, so that toilet is stuck right in the middle and against a party wall with the neighbour meaning an external pipe is not possible and an internal one wouldn't be practical. Looks like...
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    Upstairs toilet uses a macerator, want it plumbed properly

    Cheers. The owners appear to have taken the path of least and cheapest resistance in everything (new socket meant a hole drilled through a wall and an extension lead run to it as an example). No trap, so that would be a relatively easy solution to the smell. But yes, I'll have to get it...
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    Upstairs toilet uses a macerator, want it plumbed properly

    Thank you for all of your replies. Apologies for not replying sooner, but things are a little hectic :roll: I've done a basic floorplan of the first floor and to the right given an idea where the sewer/bathroom are. http://pl.an/enn7au#details There is a loft above the loo, so good...
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    Upstairs toilet uses a macerator, want it plumbed properly

    Hi, first post so be gentle! I bought a house a few months ago, a Victorian terrace with a downstairs bathroom at the back of the house. Upstairs, the previous owners have installed a toilet and sink into a cupboard, but it uses a macerator. The toilet is incredibly smelly (flushing means a...
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