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1 minute ago, pocster said:

Bloody spell check was meant to be “ well gay “

 

You cant say that, you'll come across as homophobic / non pc! ?  

 

Anyway, I like making cakes.

 

 

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14 minutes ago, Onoff said:

 

You cant say that, you'll come across as homophobic / non pc! ?  

 

Anyway, I like making cakes.

 

 

Yeah ; spell check must of had “ pc compliant “ mode activated .

Glad it didn’t get posted 

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Is it best from a shower waste for example ...

 

The waste has a horizontal fitting . So run horizontal for a bit then 45 degree turn through block floor ? I.e not 90 degrees .

Then continue with fall into main internal drain .

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On 21/02/2020 at 18:20, Russell griffiths said:

Here you go geezer. 68BCE03A-FBCD-441E-A1FC-CA66090C8A6B.thumb.png.019c217eb70f07d8c60a9beb7f1a178a.png

No good 

Will only supply if used with their own beams which apparently are different. Guess I’ll have to make my own 

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I assume once a toilet waste gets through my beam and block I then want to get it into 110mm ASAP - joining my internal ceiling mounted drain 110mm ?

Sink / bath - 32mm into the 110mm ??

Posted (edited)
26 minutes ago, pocster said:

I assume once a toilet waste gets through my beam and block I then want to get it into 110mm ASAP - joining my internal ceiling mounted drain 110mm ?

Sink / bath - 32mm into the 110mm ??

 

 Bath 50mm, sink 32mm into the 50 is what I've done with an anti siphon trap on the sink. 

 

32 too small for a bath I think. 

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23 minutes ago, Onoff said:

 

 Bath 50mm, sink 32mm into the 50 is what I've done with an anti siphon trap on the sink. 

 

32 too small for a bath I think. 

Was going to run everything individually into the 110mm - so no ‘pipe sharing ‘

Why anti siphon trap ? Why just on bath ?

Assume I could fit this in the baths waste in the ceiling - rather than under the bath ?

Posted
4 minutes ago, joe90 said:

I ran everything (except loo) in 50mm, as advised by the welsh wizard.

Got some 32mm pipe spare now then ?

Everything in 50mm it will be !

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I ran 50mm under floors and converted to 32mm (fir basin) and 40mm (fir bath) when they came up through floors.

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13 minutes ago, joe90 said:

I ran 50mm under floors and converted to 32mm (fir basin) and 40mm (fir bath) when they came up through floors.

I see !

Ok ! I’ll do 32 and 40 off sinks / baths - once through my beam and block swap to 50mm before boss strap into 110mm 

Posted (edited)
3 hours ago, pocster said:

Was going to run everything individually into the 110mm - so no ‘pipe sharing ‘

Why anti siphon trap ? Why just on bath ?

Assume I could fit this in the baths waste in the ceiling - rather than under the bath ?

 

Sorry, my 32mm basin waste tees into the 50mm bath waste. There's an anti siphon trap on the basin so the emptying of the bath doesn't suck the water out of the basin trap. Don't think you'll need it if not pipe sharing.

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Preliminary test of theory ?

Drain through to outside ; got to adjust the clamp length and add a few more . Aiming for 10mm fall per metre ...

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Well ! After much faffing !

Measuring off the floor blocks above ; difference between each end is around 20mm . Doesn’t look like much of a fall !!!

Should I make it steeper ? 

Appreciate from the photo you can’t tell ??

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27 minutes ago, Mr Punter said:

75mm would be better.  100mm preferred.  50mm only gives you 1:120.  Make sure it is properly supported with a bracket every metre.

Yes - I was going to add a bracket every metre . 100mm fall across 6metres it will be ?

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Awkward work on your own !

First section in and glued . Toilet joint relatively near hole for toilet waste 

Forgot how nice the glue smells !!

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Do you know you don’t need to put that bit of timber up to fix those brackets to. 

You can get a little insert that you drill a hole in the block poke in insert and screw stud into it and insert expands in the block. 

I will shut up if you already know this. 

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4 minutes ago, Russell griffiths said:

Do you know you don’t need to put that bit of timber up to fix those brackets to. 

You can get a little insert that you drill a hole in the block poke in insert and screw stud into it and insert expands in the block. 

I will shut up if you already know this. 

No I don’t know what you mean ( even though all the timber is up )

Posted
2 minutes ago, Onoff said:

If you were able to drill those concrete beams you could have resin anchored the long studs in.

The lintels are hard to drill so F off ! ?

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