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I have got an advance copy of my building control drawings as submitted to BCO for approval, no doubt there will be changes/amendments.

 

One query I have and a builder has also queried is the sewer and rainwater drains are specified in 150mm pipework, I thought 100mm would be the normal used. It would also result in reducers to toilets etc being used and inlet to treatment plant being 150mm which I need to check.

 

Any thoughts?

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4 hours ago, Nickfromwales said:

Technically it would be 110mm, but agree, 150mm is way OTT. 

 

That was my thought so checked my plans and my architect states 100mm on my plans. Perhaps I.d.?

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Most likely. 100mm is most often found in ventilation, with 110mm being something totally different and best to avoid confusion ( particularly when ordering ;) ). 

Typical 'wall' thickness for 110mm stuff is circa 3mm so 100+3+3mm. 

That 106mm if your not sure :D

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