Macerator advice for newbie

[rpm]

I'm out.

I stopped using that saying since a **** of a OP couldn`t see reason for the trees and came back with "Drama queen!"

Has the idea of new underground pipe to the drains been suggested?

 

[WC1]

Ok.
Do you have any idea of what it is like to live with a macerator?

I'm out.

Don't forget the noise, especially when you have a dripping tap or little bit of internal overflow and it kicks in every hour or 2 - especially enjoyable overnight I gather from customers...

 

[rpm]

Don't forget the noise, especially when you have a dripping tap or little bit of internal overflow and it kicks in every hour or 2 - especially enjoyable overnight I gather from customers...

Toilet only so no taps connected and consider the pump activating from an internal overflow as a warning alarm to get it fixed before the next metred water bill arrives.

 

[Rob Foster]

I consider that Lucy has had all the current available info from us re macerators. We have little to add now SHE needs to make a decision of her own based on the best unbiased advice available in UK
Rob Foster aka centralheatking

 

[rpm]

I consider that Lucy has had all the current available info from us re macerators. We have little to add now SHE needs to make a decision of her own based on the best unbiased advice available in UK
Rob Foster aka centralheatking

Don`t think anybody has covered how to reduce the sound level when it is operating.

 

[Lucy387]

Thanks to you all. You’ve been incredibly informative and given me a lot to think about. I hadn’t realised that macerators were such troublesome things to have, but judging by the comments and suggestions, I will certainly heed your warnings and avoid having one if at all possible!

Perhaps I need to go back to the plumber with a few alternative solutions (thanks to yourselves) and come up with a better plan.