Simple drainage question

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I need to bring my new underground drainage out of the floor for a new toilet to go into.
can i just run a small piece of pipe out the ground or does it need to be a pipe with a socket on?

or more simply A or B
 

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No, it does not need a socket.

In fact, if it had a socket you'd need a stub of pipe in there to push the pan connector into.
 
No, it does not need a socket.

In fact, if it had a socket you'd need a stub of pipe in there to push the pan connector into.


one other question, I only need about 500mm , can you only buy the pipes in 3m?
 
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If this new toilet is at the head of the foul line, a stub stack with air admittance valve may be beneficial. We wouldn't want that good old fashioned sucking noise pulling any traps. Or the possibility of the toilet not flushing correctly because it has no air flow.
 

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