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Hi all, more questions sorry.
I'm installing en suite showers with 1 1/2" waste and wondered if it's ok to tap into the shower waste with a t for the sink?
 
Ok, worked out I can get each shower on it's own pipe if I combine both hand basins to a separate 1 1/2" pipe on a strap on fitting.
Two sinks on a 1 1/2" has got to be ok hasn't it?

A separate question, I have three en suite showers almost back to back, can I use one set of non return valves to feed all three? Going to be a bugger otherwise and expensive....
Cheers all.
 

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