Plumbing a toilet into a new waste pipe

[rusky]

I've just had some building work done which included a cloakroom toilet.

The room is small, 1080x1380mm with the waste into the main drain via a rest bend in the corner at floor level (currently plugged with a socket plug).

The plan is to fit the toilet mid way along the 1080mm wall but I'm not sure of the best way to go about this as I would need the drain from the hand basin to flow into the waste pipe too.

Thanks in advance.

 

[dilalio]

You can get a corner pan, in case you didn't know? These are sometimes useful in small spaces!
You can also get a pan connector with a spigot to receive waste from another sanitary source.

 

[rusky]

Cheers. Yup, I've seen corner toilets. Probably won't go with one as there's enough room for a standard toilet.

I was thinking along the lines of the pan connector in the middle picture but i can't fathom what I would need to connect the pan. I.e. the pan connector in the 2nd pic would go in the floor but what goes on the pan & to that given there's a couple of feet between the pan & drain?

 

[dilalio]

What is in the floor? Is it a 4" fitting or just the end of a length of 4" pipe?
If it's a female socket, you can come off of it with 4" soil or m&f elbow and pipe it over to the position you want your pan, then you get onto that new soil branch with your multikwik fitting.
If 4" pipe, you'll need a socket to multikwik fitting... Mcalpine do everything you need.

 

[rusky]

In the ground is a vertical 110mm socket

 

[dilalio]

Then it's simple... Knuckle 90 degree m&f elbow with solvent or pushfit socket; length of 4" soil to pan position with boss inline to receive basin waste or uninterrupted to pan connector with boss as in my 2nd image!