If you can chop away enough concrete to actually get to the pipe, without it cracking, then a McAlpine DC-1 will fit, finned end into existing drain, and 110mm from that as you require.
Gully inside conservatory often blocked, can it be removed?
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Ah, so that would go around the pipe instead of outside, right?
I never get to see it. Last time I unblocked it as I pushed the pressure washer attachment hose up to the T joint to the main line (about 4m from the gully) so I couldn’t see anything.
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Finned end goes inside the existing pipe, socket on other end allows you to continue in 110mm pipe. https://www.screwfix.com/p/mcalpine-push-fit-single-socket-drain-connector-black-110mm/4255v
Is it possible to have the lid of the new plastic gully flush with the existing flooring without having to move the clay pipe? I wouldn’t mind having the sealed lid visible if flush with the tiles, I guess I’m asking if the new gully below floor level could be ‘extended’ so that the lid is higher.
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