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Shower waste in celotex insulation

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Hello. I’ve been laying down some celotex in my extension ready for UFH and screed and it’s just dawned on me that once down I’d be a bit stuck for any waste other than sink and wc above the floor.

Is it ok to cut a channel in the celotex and run a standard plastic pipe along and out the wall? The cello text is about 150mm thick and the distance to wall is less then 2m.

Thanks
 
Yes it's fine although try to leave at least some insulation to avoid thermal bridging
Also 150mm seems like a lot, are you going for super insulated?
 
Yes, I’d originally planned for 100mm but went higher so that the floor could be level between the older part of the house and new. Figured more was better anyway. I figured I’d make a 1ftx1ft cut in the 50mm celotex and shutter the outside to prevent the screed flowing in. Then run the pipe out with a small ‘fall’ to the wall. Perhaps 10-20mm overall which would mean it’s still sat in the 100mm below.

Thanks for the help
 

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