JamesFarrell Posted Monday at 08:06 Posted Monday at 08:06 Hi I'm hoping to convert an existing shower room into a cloakroom WC, to a flat within an old 1800's block. There is an existing cast iron SVP, within a riser, which has a bolted plate (access panel / rodding point?), with a 40mm copper connection on the plate which served the (now removed) shower tray, as per photos. Looking for any advice on easiest method to convert to a 100mm WC connection please. Would it be possible to bolt on a branch connection to the existing plate if this is is a fitting which may be stocked somewhere? It's Landlord services, so it's unlikely I would be permitted to cut into the stack to piece in a 110mm uPVC branch. Many thanks
Mr Punter Posted Monday at 08:36 Posted Monday at 08:36 I have never seen one of these before, but an old school plumber probably has. If you can unbolt the plate / flange thing you may be able to modify it to connect to the WC. You may want to look at using 82mm pipe.
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