Rodding access for soil pipe in eaves

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I am installing a new bathroom which will have a 5.5m run of soil pipe from the toilet to the stack. I am planning to turn the pipe 45 degrees immediately after the toilet, then a first run of 1m, followed by another 45 degrees, then the remaining 4.5m to the stack. This will all be with approximately a 1 in 40 fall.

I am wondering if I should be installing an access point so that the long run can be rodded, and if so where should it go.

Would I be correct in assuming that the first 45 degree turn and first meter or two of pipe could be cleared from rodding through the toilet, but that the full 5.5m to the stack would not be possible through the toilet?

If I am to add an access point further down, where would you recommend? I was thinking of just after the second 45 degree turn, so that the full 4.5m straight run to the stack can be cleared with a larger rod.


Rough diagram below with soil pipe run represented by slashes and underscores:

Toilet
...|
....\
.....\ 1.0m
......\ ....................4.5m
.......\ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Stack
..........^.................
........Access here??


Thank you
 
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