Underground Drainage

caterhamplumbing · 9 Jan 2006

I am thinking of putting a new kitchen in. This will be in a different place to the existing one. The only problem I can foresee is the waste. There is an inspection chamber outside where the new kitchen is to be installed. I can dig a pathway to the chamber, but not sure how to connect the waste to it.

Can I run 1"half under the ground and just tumble the waste into the chamber via a cored hole, or do i have to remove the brickwork into the chamber and use a pre-made fitting.

Any advice or actual regulations on this will be appreiciated.

Bahco · 9 Jan 2006

Any alteration to UG drainage have to be BCO approved

so best to give them a ring.

I would think that you will need to put a gulley in and link it to the manhole with 110 mm pipe.

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Underground Drainage

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