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That would be option 3 then. Appears to be a better solution and gives me more room to play with pipe angles. The overall route is 2M across room between joists, 90 degree bend under joists, 2M to soil stack, again, under joists. Neighbour has almost identical solution in place due to a similar...

Have two possible solution in mind for my new BO toilet connection to soil/waste. It's a Twyford Alcona. 1) 90 degree pan connector straight onto the bottom of the loo, into soil/waste pipe running between joists.... and so on. This sort of thing would give me the "head height" to clear...

Seconded but if you need it more waterproof, try aliphatic resin rather than PVA. Also, it sets hard and can be sanded easily.

I'd consider an upstand or splash-shield as otherwise, your F/F is going to get very wet if that sink is in regular use. J.

Current solution. I'd made MDF faced frames to sit above the cupboards, forming my false wall. I've screwed the top/front of the cupboards into the bottom rail of these frames, pulling out the droop. Fingers crossed that it lasts. J.

Foxhole, I hadn't thought of replacing the backs. Will have to give that some thought. JJ, replacing with 2x 500s is probably the most reliable solution. Gregers, there is no centre bar. Or at least, no centre bar on the back of the units. Only a post at the front where the doors come...

Hi, I've got a couple of 1000mm wall units that are sagging in the middle. They're "basic" B&Q carcasses. I wouldn't say they're lightly loaded but they're not exactly stuffed full of tins either. It's causing a problem now, as I'm creating a false wall along the top of the units to hide...

Greetings, My c/h is playing up and has for a while. Any help you can give, I'd be thankful for. System is Glow-worm Spacesaver 50 boiler with header tank and overflow in the attic. Grundfoss pump two, two position leccy valves, one for hot water, one for c/h. Thermostat in lounge and...