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Jason the main soil pipe outside is cast iron but the branch is plastic. It already has a turn in it, a piece of pipe stuck onto end which was used to connect into old WC. There is an option we could take the soil pipe outside closer to the new WC and then get a steeper slope on the pipe...

:wink: I would have bricked up a bit of it if I hadn't just got a brand new one installed!!

btw - measured soil pipe - it starts 14cm off the floor, the middle of the pipe is about 20cm and the top of the pipe is about 26cm.

I think I prefer option 2 in terms of space and also it looks neater and the soil pipe doesn't have to stretch so far - the only downside really is that the bath & shower will spray onto the window. I have found a PVC waterproof roller blind that may help keep the spray off the window (and also...

Hi pmx_super - yes there is room for the toilet on the back wall just about but you are right, if the sink stayed on the right hand wall, it would need to be too close to the door opening to get into the loo. The window is only 70cm off the floor so too low really to have a basin in front...

Jason - sorry forgot to add that the original pan was wall hung right at the end of the left hand wall close to the back wall - pretty much identical to option 1 but on the opposite wall

Jason, the existing soil pipe is in top left hand corner of picture - so depending on which option we go for, it will either - Picture 1 - run across the back wall hidden first by box at end of bath and then by a box under the window and then have to curve into the new toilet. Back wall...

ok here are the two layouts - soil pipe enters bathroom on back wall to left of window, right in bottom corner. With option 1 I would still need to curve soil pipe around to go into box under window so it would be visible unless I boxed in that corner too.

bathroom is stripped back to bare plaster right now - no sanitary ware in at all so might be difficult to see. I have mocked up some plans of how room will look - will post them later tonight - would very much appreciate if you could take a look. The layout with 2 metre pipe between toilet and...

if the pipe is basically at floor level and the toilet is a standard height, I am not sure I will be able to get enough slope between the toilet inlet and the original soil pipe. Was told today in plumbing shop that both were "too far" and I needed a macerator...really really don't want a...

hi, how far away from the soil pipe can a toilet be situated before the lack of slope in the pipe becomes a potential problem in terms of not flushing the waste away properly. I have two options in terms of a bathroom remodel - one is putting the WC about 90cm from soil pipe inlet and the other...