Soil pipe relocation for extension

[MidsTW]

This is my second post on soil pipes so I’ll apologise to start with.

We’d like to extend out the back of our kitchen across the majority of the house width.
The soil stack is bang in the middle and has been causing us a headache for a while trying to plan around it.

I think it’s possible to reroute it but wanted to gather some opinions.
I’ve done a rough sketch showing 3 toilets connected to it (there are baths and showers too).
It is possible to follow the pink route? I know it will need boxing in for the horizontal path and that might need to be in the open ceiling of the extension?

 

[Wayners]

Can you swap concertina pipe in void for solid because of air flow and condensation?

Re soil stack.
Move drain in ground. Soil stack should be vertical. Can deviate a bit but nothing like your picture.
Architect or building control will advertise.

 

[MidsTW]

Thanks. Not sure about your first question.

If I move the drain in the ground to the far right (just over 2m from the original drain) assume that means there is a 90 bend where it will join the old drain under the floor?

Is that horizontal run a no no then? I know it will need to have the correct drop and will likely result in an additional boxed in section alongside the new RSJ for the extension.

Finding this a difficult decision as it really dictates the format of the kitchen in the extension.

 

[Wayners]

We extended our bungalow so soil pipe runs inside and drainage pipe goes under the kitchen floor

 

[MidsTW]

Sound like you had a different problem. Ours is inside but in the middle of a room which we want to open up.

Original conversation was to leave it where it is, increase side of the pillar and use to reduce the RSJ spans.. but this restricts our options