Hi everyone,
I'm renovating an old stone cottage in Scotland, which involves installing a new bathroom on the ground floor, with new underground drainage, soil stack etc. I have architect's drawings for the building warrant, with an approximate drainage route, but I'm trying to find out the best approach for the toilet, bath and sink drainage. I've tried to attach the drawing.
I've made a hole just under floor level through the external wall for a 110mm pipe that will branch into the new SVP. Is it possible to connect the toilet, sink and bath to the 110mm pipe indoors, or should I be looking at running separate pipes for greywater to the soil stack? I was thinking that the 110mm could run as far as the bath, and the shower/bath drainage could drop into it at this point.
Thanks
Lewis
I'm renovating an old stone cottage in Scotland, which involves installing a new bathroom on the ground floor, with new underground drainage, soil stack etc. I have architect's drawings for the building warrant, with an approximate drainage route, but I'm trying to find out the best approach for the toilet, bath and sink drainage. I've tried to attach the drawing.
I've made a hole just under floor level through the external wall for a 110mm pipe that will branch into the new SVP. Is it possible to connect the toilet, sink and bath to the 110mm pipe indoors, or should I be looking at running separate pipes for greywater to the soil stack? I was thinking that the 110mm could run as far as the bath, and the shower/bath drainage could drop into it at this point.
Thanks
Lewis