Stop valves on New Toilet/Sink - Water Standards

[diybristol]

Hi

I am fitting new sink and new toilet in en-suite in an extension, the question is I think I need a stop water fitting on the toilet for waterstandards, can this be fitted anywhere along the pipe or does it have to be within a certain distance of the toilet?

Then with the sink, do you also have to have a stop valve on hot and cold, and if this is the case can I use the flexible hose with a stop valve built in?

I need to get this right as building regs may pick up on anything not right.

Thanks

 

[clf-gas]

Using the flexi hose with integral isolation is OK, for the toilet question, fit the same sort of flexi. no problem.

 

[john90]

it is good practice to have service valves near appliances, ie your W.C. and basin hot and cold pipes. Make sure they are accessible.

 

[corgiman]

it is good practice to have service valves near appliances, ie your W.C. and basin hot and cold pipes. Make sure they are accessible.

I thought on new and replacment its was more than good practice now joe, thought it was mandatory