i want to move my kitchen sink from an internal wall, across the kitchen to an external wall. its an extended kitchen, with a concrete floor. whats the best way to go about it? half the ceiling is under the bathroom, the part where im moving it to is a flat roof. any help appreciated.
moving a sink across a concrete kitchen floor
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ha ha smartarse. obviously im talking about pipework
you'll have to extend the pipework.
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Mike - you'll continue to get "unhelpful" comments unless you post some more details. 
There's so much information missing from your OP. A diagram would help but people need to know what the current set up is regarding the supply pipes and the drains (where they come from and where they go) and how you want the final setup to be. Also anything else connected to these pipes such as a washing machine/dishwasher/outside tap etc. etc.
There's so much information missing from your OP. A diagram would help but people need to know what the current set up is regarding the supply pipes and the drains (where they come from and where they go) and how you want the final setup to be. Also anything else connected to these pipes such as a washing machine/dishwasher/outside tap etc. etc.
where is the sink for the drain?
where do the H&C pipes come from?
Post some pics if you like //www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=129539
where do the H&C pipes come from?
Post some pics if you like //www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=129539
ok, to be more specific. whats the best way to deal with extending the pipework. i hear conflicting stories about the suitability of chasing the concrete and laying pipes in it, which looks the easiest to me. any thoughts on this?
Mike - I don't think you're understanding. If you want some advice on setting up your sink in a different area of the kitchen then you need to supply the details I mentioned before. If all you want to know is the ins and outs of digging a trench across your kitchen floor and running pipes through it, then that is a different question.
my apologies. looking back, i can see how unclear it is. think i was blinkered because i can obviously picture it. really, all i was meaning to ask was the suitability of laying pipes in concrete.
ive since spoken to a plumber who did some other work, and he's found another way of doing things.
sorry again for the poor post
ive since spoken to a plumber who did some other work, and he's found another way of doing things.
sorry again for the poor post
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