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Softus Do I need to do this as I aready have a vent running up to the roof from the main stack?

I am thinking of using a hepv0 valve on my basin. Having never used one before I was wondering what comments/opinions you guys had on these?

Having looked on various websites I think I have found the answer to whether or not I can use a double branch connector on the horizontal plane. NO See the link below containing the magic words "Vertical Use Only" http://www.gwsupplies.co.uk/p/694/solvent+pipe+double+branch.htm I...

Hugh, I was hoping Brian was using the steel/ali fitting in his pic as an example of the type of fitting he was looking for and wasn't intending to try and fit that to his soil pipe! Yes I was using this as an example and No I am not intending to fit it. Softus, Can I use the double...

Softus, Thanks for the reply. I have seen a double branch connector, this would create a T junction if I cap off the top. But I'm not sure this is the best way. I am looking for something like this: http://www.progrow.co.uk/acatalog/info_2282.html I think this would be the best bet. Do...

Thanks for the reply. That was the answer I wanted. Nice and easy :lol:

I am thinking of fitting a whrilpool type bath. How are these electrical connected? Is it just a fused spur? or do I need to run the cable back to a new CB in the dis board?

Thanks for the reply. I am probably being thick but, it sounds like you are talking about the vertical pipe? What I am saying is two toilets feeding back to back into a horizontal pipe which then connects to the vertical pipe. Are you saying that this is ok if the two toilets are offset by 100mm?

I am currently fitting a new bathroom suite. I have a problem with connecting the toilet soil pipe. I have moved the toilet and now wish to connect it opposite another toilet. This would mean two toilets connected back to back into one pipe, which in turn is connected to the downpipe. Will...