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Am I OK with attached ensuite layout? (Plan view and Side view schematics). Please excuse my poor excel skills.
The stack is solely for those two rooms. And is outside. The house has another vented stack for kitchen, main bathroom, etc.
I've never used the 'horizontal' toilet waste before, and don't want Building Control getting upset - or have my UBends siphoned dry. It's a problem that's been on here before, so I'm hoping I've understood and proposal is OK?
If you want to stay on the right side of Building Control then your installation is notifiable & it will need to comply with Part H1 of the approved document attached.
Re: Waste. Horizontal soil stack accepting: 2 toilets, 2 sinks, 2 showers... and a ba
Sorry I didn't reply last night Chris, I was reading through the H1 pages. Thanks for the info. I also have to add a new manhole in the garden to connect into existing sewer. Another £500 for another connection
Cheers Jonny, that's what I was thinking. Will put a 45deg in there too to help the 'flow on its way'.
Re: Waste. Horizontal soil stack accepting: 2 toilets, 2 sinks, 2 showers... and a ba
I would personally run a separate waste float (float = horizontal common pipe) for the waste fittings & just have the W.C's on the 100mm soil runs.
I is not clear from your drawings is the 100mm float on the right hand side going to run in the ceiling void go the ground floor ? cos if it is going to run at low level on the floor of the first floor it will be to high to get the shower waste into it.
PS don.t use anti-vac traps on any of the fittings if waste is sized & installed correctly there is no need & just increases chance of leakage.
Re: Waste. Horizontal soil stack accepting: 2 toilets, 2 sinks, 2 showers... and a ba
The left room will be 'in' the floor. The right room can/will drop below the floor into the room below.
There is a room (not pictured) between those two. And from toilet to toilet would be a straight 8m line.
The reason for using the toilet waste as the float was to minimize pipes on the outside of my house. And minimize the amount of brick being drilled. (Not long ago I paid a plumber to sit drilling a toilet waste hole for an hour. I then did a tumble drier vent hole and it took just as long myself )
Are you saying the proposed way won't work? I will of course do what EVER is required to get it to work, but I don't fancy the extra drilling for the 'new' floats. And with such a distance (8m between toilets) I thought the least pipe work (connections) the better.
Thanks for your help Chris.
(Sorry to even ask this, but you keep saying 100mm. Do you mean 110mm..? I planned on using 110. I thought the waste options were 32mm, 40mm, and 110mm?)
edit - anti-siphon traps were due to me panicking about siphoning. Is this not an issue with such big 110 pipes..?
Re: Waste. Horizontal soil stack accepting: 2 toilets, 2 sinks, 2 showers... and a ba
I was just drawing up a new excel picture, using the separate float idea for the wastes - and then saw on the H1 document, page 9, table 2, that unventilated WC outlet has a 15m max length for 100mm dia pipe.
This is good. However "Diagram 3" right below it, say 6m max branch? Do I need to extend the 110mm past the toilet, and make a mini vertical stack with an AAV?
argh
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