bmj1 Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago Hi all - just taken on a new project - and I figured this time I'd buy myself a 'temporary toilet' Photos attached of the toilet in question. It has an outlet for 110 soil pipe out the back - and I had figured I would just connect it directly 'to the main manhole'... ... but now it's arrived, I'm scratching my head trying to figure out what's the best way to actually do this - i.e. leaving the cover open and plopping a soil pipe straight through the top - is that the play ? I don't really want to go too far away from the 'main manhole' - because the groundworkers are going to rip up and re-lay all the soil pipes... ... any practical suggestions ?
G and J Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago Can’t help with the connectivity, but I can offer a simple alternative. Rather surprisingly still available…. It saved us over £1k in portaloo rental fees so it really must be worth a few bob…. 😉
Russell griffiths Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago Sheet of plywood cut to the cover size, 110mm pipe in the top, allow a bit of wiggle room to slide ply out and give it a hose.
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