I am making a shower room in a new build but all waste is above ground.
If you look at the pictures, there's already a toilet and 110mm in place, with a sink waste about 2 metres away running into it.
About 2 metres further away than the sink, and joining into the sink waste, there will be a shower tray.
My problem is, as you can see from the pictures, the join from the sink is already high, and this will make the shower even higher. I can't move either the sink or the shower.
All current piping is temporary - just as well, as I may need to swap from 32 to 40mm, according to a different thread I just read here.
So the real issue is how high the current toilet connection is, necessitating a high entry for the sink waste.
The soil pipe is cut at ground level, then there's a floplast drain connector and standard floplast soil branch.
Any suggestions very gratefully received
If you look at the pictures, there's already a toilet and 110mm in place, with a sink waste about 2 metres away running into it.
About 2 metres further away than the sink, and joining into the sink waste, there will be a shower tray.
My problem is, as you can see from the pictures, the join from the sink is already high, and this will make the shower even higher. I can't move either the sink or the shower.
All current piping is temporary - just as well, as I may need to swap from 32 to 40mm, according to a different thread I just read here.
So the real issue is how high the current toilet connection is, necessitating a high entry for the sink waste.
The soil pipe is cut at ground level, then there's a floplast drain connector and standard floplast soil branch.
Any suggestions very gratefully received