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I live in a house that is 20yr old. There is a single soil stack running from the top floor (of three) through the first floor bathroom and then through the kitchen to the drains. A while back I started to hear a drip hitting the kitchen ceiling (now with some ceiling evidence too) from...
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Just wondering if the 4" stack pipe shown on the attached photo can be removed and capped at ground level?
The bathroom was originally upstairs and now relocated to downstairs with the waste plumbed directly into underground pipework.
Not sure whether this is still required for the...
I'm a DIYer and have a problematic toilet setup to fix:
The waste pipe was installed too high for waste to flow out from a standard toilet spigot, so I want to install a wall-hung toilet on a frame to get some extra height.
To put it where I want it though, I'll need to rotate the bottom...
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I've came across 90mm cast iron before and used mcalpine extB (90 to 110 extension)
But what I have here kind of bellows out to 108mm internal as you can see in the photos. Is this some sort of conversion to clay which is why their is a bulge?
What would be the 'Best' way of...
Hi Oracles of all things plumbing,
I have to replace a cast iron soil stack which is simple enough, done a few up here in Scotland, however, client wants to retain the 3" toilet waste as he does not want an enlarged hole making in a newly rendered wall, which 110 to 75mm fitting is best? trying...
I need a quote to replace a soil stack ( cast ) in Leyton e10. The stack is already in plastic at the bottom. There also needs to be amendment to branch to accomodate a change of position of the bathroom in the upstairs flat. BTW - this is one up/ one down flat arrangment.
There is access to...
Hi All,
Could use some valued help redoing a stack to accommodate a washer and utility sink.
The plan is to have the washer, then the dryer , then the utility sink all to the left of the stack.
I believe the previous owner move the builder intended spot to make a bedroom, which I am...
Following a first-floor bathroom remodel done poorly by a plumber in our house a couple of years ago I have stripped everything out and I'm starting over and plan to install our original 'vision' carefully and properly. I found that the 110mm vent stack was terminated just below a hole in the...
Morning all, as always can never find an exact existing thread / discussion where I don't feel like I'm making one too many assumptions.
Can I get a quick sense check on the below, always wanting to work 1 step ahead, eventually planning to add an en-suite to my existing loft conversion. Got...
Hey all,
I’ve got a new section of stack fitted but when I fitted the strap boss I was too keen to test it and it now slightly leaks where it meets the stack.
I was wondering whether it’s worth trying to get it off and have another go or just replace the full piece (about 2 metres )
If I did...
Hi all,
We've got a toilet that's been leaking due to a faulty seal with the pan connector. We've had a plumber in to replace the pan connector, but it hasn't done anything to fix the leak (and has cost us over £200). The plumber has told us that it can't be fixed due to the height of the old...
Hi all,
The short version of my question is: Where in a 4 story vertical stack would a blockage have to be for sewage gases to come back out of a sink on the 4th floor?
See below: The Durgo valve is brand new but bad smells are coming out of the kitchen sink (1m away) and the cavity wall itself...
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When running 50mm waste to the stack, how do I get it so the 50mm does not have to be so far from the wall? As the offset at the stack dictated by the boss on the soil pipe. Hopefully this makes sense! Please see my picture which hopefully helps. I bought a 135 deg bend thinking I could...
Hi. I wish to combine the wastes from my bath and shower (Both 40mm) at the point they go out through the wall, then a 1.5 - 2 meter run externally across to the soil stack, with the 32mm sink waste dropping in about 250mm from soil pipe. Do I have to use 50mm waste externally for this? Not may...
Hi. I'm installing a new soil stack for a new upstairs bathroom. For the toilet, where the 110mm pipe comes through the wall to outside, which pipe fitting do I use? It has to come out and then across to the soil stack, but all the branches and bends are 92.5 or 87.5 degrees but surely it needs...
Hi,
I live on the first floor of a 6 storey block of flats.
For months now, there has been a bad smell coming from the stack pipe - the smell fills the whole flat, but it does appear to be coming from the stack pipe as the smell seems stronger around there and seems (we think) to get stronger...
Attached photo shows a bath waste to internal soil stack that's probably been leaking since the house was built.
Problem I have is that the connection is not easily accessed. Can anyone please advise if the bath waste pipe connector is push fit?
Anyone have any good ideas to fix the problem...
Hi everyone, thank you for time reading this, I own a ground floor flat in a block in Bedford, the issue is that rats from the sewers chew the rubber seal entering the vertical block soil stack and then they keep on chewing the rest of the flexi pipe. Would you know how to stop this? Is there...
any advice needed pls,
putting new bathroom upstairs in spanish house,
no soil stack outside ,believe it to be directly under downstairs toilet,
if i put new soil pipe in, do i have to locate it ,to fit under downstairs toilet, ime guessing to cut hole into the
hole beneath.
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