Hi, I have a 110mm waste running from the toilet to a vertical soil pipe (inside the house) . Is there any reason I cannot plumb a 35mm waste from a basin into the 110mm wc pipe that runs horizontal-ish , and underneath the basin. using a strap on boss. thanks.
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Wash basin waste question
- Thread starter iaith
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no you can't.
either get a pan connector that takes a basin waste pipe or take it to the main vertical stack.
and it's 32mm not 35mm
either get a pan connector that takes a basin waste pipe or take it to the main vertical stack.
and it's 32mm not 35mm
I don't see why you can't! Put the small (basin waste) hole in the upper half of the pipe, for obvious reasons.
Going out to the main stack separately is text-book, but adding it to the pipe isn't much different to adding it to the pan connnector.
AN anti-syphon trap on the basin would be a good idea.
ANy other objection, hi-spec??
Going out to the main stack separately is text-book, but adding it to the pipe isn't much different to adding it to the pan connnector.
AN anti-syphon trap on the basin would be a good idea.
ANy other objection, hi-spec??
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