Lcc drainage

[wfs]

Hi everyone .when refering to drainage what does LCC stand for?

 

[Bernie2]

Hmm!

London County Council as approved for use by.

Before nationally applied regulations came out, each area had their own standards and Local By-Laws. So an LCC bend was one approved by London County Council.

The Long Radius bend at the foot of a soil stack is commonly known as an LCC bend.

 

[tackleburger]

bigger ****s in London

 

[Chrisgy]

I thought it was cast iron

 

[dean4drains]

?????????

 

[wfs]

Thanks Bernie2 seems thats correct although i dont know why people bothered posting the next three replies

 

[Chrisgy]

Thanks Bernie2 seems thats correct although i dont know why people bothered posting the next three replies

http://www.alumasc-exteriors.co.uk/drainage/systems.aspx?systemid=23&section=introduction

LCS is low carbon steel, LCC low carbon cast? Educated guess maybe but I searched and saw that or maybe it's a coincidence that it's a London council approved soil pipe...

And wfs, I 'bothered posting' because you asked a question, if you seem to know it all don't ask the question and I won't try to help

 

[wfs]

It was supposed to be tongue in cheek,you wont survive long on building sites if your easy to upset!