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    Bath Waste pipe

    Postby akey » Mon Dec 10, 2007 11:57 am

    We are currently installing a new bathroom however the new bath plug is at the other end of the bath from the original one. This gives me 2 problems, the first is that the waste pipe run will need to be 2.5m to reach the existing soil stack. The second is that I would need to cut through a number of joists to run the new pipework.
    Is this permissible or will I need to install an external waste pipe?

    Any ideas would be much appreciated
    akey
     
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    Postby peter the plumber » Tue Dec 11, 2007 3:26 am

    The simple way to do this is to raise the bath or turn the bath around.

    You can’t cut joist to 44mm they will not take it.
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