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Rethink: Measured up again - The toilet will just go on the opposite (internal) wall. Dumping waste water etc downwaards and I think just a 60/70 degree bend (don't know what is available) into the 4.5 metre run with approx 35mm fall per metre and dumping straight into the side of the...

Ah, yes, that makes sense. :) Just been back with the tape . . . We have approx 18 cm between floarboards and ceiling below - so fall can roughly double beyond regulation minimum, and depending on where the joists are located, the long run can be angled by around 30/35 cm to the right, which...

Thanks guys. No, I know it is far from ideal, and the fall req, Hugh, may just be achievable - 9.54cm over the entire length? Maybe back-to-the-wall type toilet would be good - they usually have a higher sited water tank,, which would give it a more powerful flush, I imagine? I think it may...

Hope someone can give some sound advice. I am working on the idea of installing an ensuite shower, with toilet and hand basin in the bedroom. The best installation for practical use has the back of the toilet up against the adjoining house wall, which would require the soil pipe to go down...