Drainage for downstairs Toilet
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Mattsmith1980
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Drainage for downstairs Toilet

by Mattsmith1980 » Mon Sep 27, 2010 11:23 am

I'm fitting a shower room/downstaris toilet underneath the stairs and would really appreciate any advice on the building regs for T-ing into the existing soil pipe.

I've run a new soil pipe underneath the downstairs floor joists and have dug out where the existing soil pipe is (about 18" underground outside the back door) and am looking to put a Y join to join up the new supply. Someone has told me that I need to put a manhole cover here to allow access for rodding. The existing soil pipe runs up the house on the outside. What I was hoping I could do is to put a rodding access connection on this pipe half way up the house, and then just berry the Y bend that will connect the new supply. Does anyone know if this is legal? Any advice would be massively appreciated.

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by stoneyboy » Wed Sep 29, 2010 10:48 pm

Mattsmith1980,
To comply with BRs you need to fit an access chamber where the new pipe joins the existing.
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