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    Toilet direct into soil stack

    Cut where the arrow is as it looks like a solvent branch ,get a new bossed branch ,slip coupler then the 92.5deg branch ?
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    Toilet direct into soil stack

    Thanks mate , the drop from the horizontal pipe to the branch is around 30mm . I was hoping that the 2.5 Deg from 90 would help gain a bit of height going through the cavity etc then I could use an offset pan connection ? Or should I bite the bullet and cut the whole section out ?
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    Toilet direct into soil stack

    Thanks mate , I was worried about the height . There is virtually no fall on the horizontal run but I know what you mean , the stack has 4 wastes bossed into it and it's a bit if a mess . The uppers bossed section is now redundant as I e got rid of the wall hung sinks inside . I may be better...
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    Toilet direct into soil stack

    The branch seems quite close , I think I'll be able to get it to fit ,it's just that the socket will be inside the wall a bit . I just didn't know if this was best practice . Thanks
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    Toilet direct into soil stack

    Thanks , I was looking at exactly what you've shared in the link . My only concern is that the joint on the coupling would be inside the wall where my toilet pipe inserts into it . My hole through the cavity would have to be a bit bigger than standard if that makes sense ? Thanks
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    Toilet direct into soil stack

    Hi , I'm currently re doing our ensuite and need toove the toilet a few meters on the existing external wall . At the moment the soil waste exits the wall and there is a 90 Deg bend and this falls down into the stack . Where we want to move the toilet is literally dead in line with the...
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    Basin waste into bath waste

    I could probably get them pretty near the stack before I connected them . Do you think that will make it any better ? Thanks for replying
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    Basin waste into bath waste

    Hi , I'm redoing our ensuite and I have had to strengthen all the joists with ply before even thinking about the plumbing side of things . The old waste pipes were located through 60mm holes drilled through every joist the whole length of the room .I have fixed the joist and now want to run my...
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    Multipanel shower niche

    Hi , Has anyone installed a shower and shower niche using the plastic shower wall panels ? I can see you can buy the preformed niches ,I'm just wondering how you get the seal if you clad over the niche flange with the plastic panels . Thanks
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    Poor cold water flow

    Hi , We have recently moved into a large property and have noticed that the cold water flow is poor . Our system is a pressurised cylinder with an expansion vessel and a system boiler . If the cold tap is running and you flush a toilet the tap almost stops . The hot tap has pretty decent...
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    Sistering joists

    That's exactly what they've done , crown down . There is a bit if spring hence why I suggested ply to stop it . I'd put strutting across the middle to stiffen it all up
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    Sistering joists

    Yeah , I thought that would be the case . I might phone my local authority and ask for advice ,maybe worth spending a bit of money . There's no way I could rip them out ,I'm looking at a repair really . Even running steel plates on the sides of each joist sound viable . Thanks for your input
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    Sistering joists

    Cheers , I won't be screwing into the edges of the ply ,I'll be screwing into the existing joist that the ply sandwiches . I intended to screw and glue Barton's ontop off the existing joists the plane the batons down to meet the ply at the corrected level . I'm just digging out the drawings now...
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    Sistering joists

    Hi , thanks for the replies . I have thought about going down the legal route but I'm pretty sure this will just end up in a long drawn out battle . Unfortunately replacing all the joists with 2 inch bigger joist is no go . The costs involved ,dropping ceilings etc would very high . I've been...
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    Sistering joists

    Hi , We have recently moved into a large property (3000 square foot ) and it has 2 X double extensions on it . Both of the extended parts of the house have large steel beams supporting the 1st floor joists . The rear extension has an open plan kitchen with a approx 7m steal RSJ...
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    Type of system explanation

    I can't see any 2 port valve . I have booked a local heating engineer to do a boiler and cylinder service . We have no previous history for the installation just a receipt from British gas fitting it years ago . Best let a professional check it over . Thanks
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    Type of system explanation

    ill have a look when i get back . Thanks
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    Type of system explanation

    Hi , the cylinder says on it that it is a mains pressure domestic hot water cylinder . The actuator on the valve is a Drayton MA1 mid pos actuator . I have just noticed on the cylinder and it does say it should be serviced every year . Are you saying that the set up is incorrect regarding the...
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    Type of system explanation

    Hi , thanks for replying . The system was drained so two vertical rads could be added in a new extension . As a lot of water was drained off i just thought it would need inhibitor ? The pump does turn off when the hot water is switched off so it looks like it is operating correctly then . I was...
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    Type of system explanation

    Hi , I have recently fitted a dual channel hive to my system and it seems to be working fine . The system has a 40 cdi Worcester conventional boiler a hot water cylinder and a pressure vessel . There is a small tank in the loft , about 16 inch square with a ball cock in it. I have attached a pic...
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