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    New Soil Pipe Question

    Postby ambercelery » Wed Feb 20, 2008 6:43 pm

    Hi
    I am going to be removing an old cast iron soil stack - and replacing it with a new PVC soil stack.

    I am also moving my kitchen - so am wanting this new stack to be a single stack system.
    Therefore, i am planning (starting at top down) - to have :

    1) Vent Cowl (above roof slope level)
    2) 2 offset bends - to move the pipe around the eaves without having to drill through the wood/tile.
    3) Soil pipe - down to bathroom
    4) Strap on boss - for sink waste
    5) Soil branch (92.5 degree) - for toilet waste and bath waste feeding into side of the branch
    6) Single socket connector
    7) Soil pipe
    8 ) Boss Pipe - for kitchen sink waste - and washing machine/dishwasher waste
    9) Access Pipe

    I obviously also need pipe/socket brackets(along with lubricant/sealant) - but have i missed anything off

    Also, I have the following questions:

    1) Can I remove the need for a boss pipe - by feeding the kitchen sink waste and washing machine/dishwasher waste all into the side of the access pipe ? (or is there any reason to keep these separate)

    2) I have seen Soil pan connections which have sink connections on them too - such as this:
    [url]http://www.wickes.co.uk/Soil+Vent/WC-Connector-with-waste/invt/158826 [/url]
    Has anyone used one ? are they good/bad? is it better to keep both waste pipes separate?
    ambercelery
     
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