soil pipe under floorboard

[dotto]

Hi guys. A friend of mine wants to do up his bathroom and relocate the toilet. The toilet will be moved by 1.5 m. so my question is how difficult is it to add 1.5 m of extention pipe under the floorboard by myself. Basically i will have to put cement weld stuff on both the 1.5 m of extention pipe and fitting, make sure that the pipe goes straight into the fitting and not in an angle and push all the way through before the cement weld dries. Is that a two men job? Would it be better if i used a flexible pipe and how reliable are 110 mm flexible pipes expecially under floorboards? Thank you very much for your time.

 

[doitall]

Assuming the joists run the right way and you can get enough fall, why not stick a socket on the pipe with an O ring socket on the other end, then you can push the pipe into the socket with lubricant.

 

[dotto]

hi doitall and thanks for your prompt reply. Do you mean a pushfit fitting? Send a picture or a link if you can please. And will it be ok to use under floorboard or there is a risk of a leak in the long run? Thanks again.

 

[doitall]

Scroll down to single sockets, you stick one end on the pipe.

And no it won't leak if assembled properly.

http://www.bes.co.uk/products/130a.asp

 

[dotto]

Gotcha thank you very much m8