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    45 degree bend in soil pipe run.

    Not quite, in the middle of a run between inspection chambers. As in inspection chamber > 2m straight > 45 degree bend > 2m straight > inspection chamber. I think tomfe has the correct answer. Thanks for all the help.
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    45 degree bend in soil pipe run.

    Can i use a 45 degree bend in the middle of a soil pipe run. I have to install a new inspection chamber, cannot get it square on to the existing chamber due to falls etc so would need a 45 about 2 meters from each chamber. Is this acceptable to building regulations and is it sensible. I know...
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    63mm MDPE inserts, are they needed?

    I have to join two pieces of 63mm MDPE, the coupler came with plastic inserts. I always thought they were to help avoid crushing the pipe. The MDPE pipe is so thick i wouldnt think i could crush it if i tried, therefore why is it supplied? The pipe is having pumped grey water through it and i...
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    Trusses or traditional?

    If your ceiling joists are to run perpendicular to your rafters, are you not better to put a collar or tie on every pair of rafters? My SE just told me to bolt each end of the tie with a spiked washer between tie and rafter. I then used the ties as ceiling joists (although i had a sceiling)...
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    Step in foul drain run.

    Can i put a step in a drain run? Down obviously not up, i would assume it needs to be rod-able from both directions but would it work? I have a reinforced ground beam to get over. The invert of the drain is the same height at the middle of the ground beam so i was proposing 110mm pipe over the...
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    Empty central heating for 6 months.

    Hi all, About to start some major renovations of the bathroom. This will require the removal of the boiler and likely not be a new one installed for about 6 months. (new extension) If i drain down the system and just leave all the rads empty will they it be ok when the new boiler goes on? I...
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    Ground beams, piling and waste services.

    Thanks all, wessex thats what im thinking it will end up like so its good to know it happened before, thanks Nige, i should have statted my problem is actually that the invert is practically nothing, like 260mm. If they put the ground beam 150 below ground it would be smack in the way of the...
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    Ground beams, piling and waste services.

    Hello, Is there a maximum depth below floor level a ground beam can be cast? The reason for asking is there need to be waste pipes which would pass right through the ground beam, obviously weakening the beam and probably causing the waste pipe problems in the future. If i install the beam...
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    Pressure Release Valve location - Ariston Undersink Water Heater

    Thanks for the diagram, it needs the pipe for expansion so even though my pipe tees before 2.8m i am going to assume i can keep counting the pipe after the tee and would have alot more than 2.8m to a draw off. PRV would be under the floor but at ceiling height in the garage so i will see...
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    Pressure Release Valve location - Ariston Undersink Water Heater

    Hi all, my first post. I am installing an undersink water heater in the garage loft. The instructions say the pressure release valve must be on the cold feed and the diagram show it right next the heater, my question is can i install it below the floor. i.e. in the garage below (as drawn) It...
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