Moving washing machine?

[donalmacc]

Hi,

I'm currently in a house that has a bathroom and a small cupboard next to it. I'm looking to move a washing machine into this small cupboard, except the wall between the bathroom and the washing machine is ~2ft thick and is made of solid stone. Ideally I'd like to use the bathroom's drainage and water supply for the washing machine,

Is this something that would be possible to do easily?

 

[king of pipes]

You need a cold supply and drainage so if it needs to come through the wall then then no it won't be easy without the right equipment . Kop

 

[exedon2]

Even with proper gear can go horribly wrong most stone walls that thick are normally 2 walls with a rubble infill that constantly blocks up hole you have drilled.

 

[king of pipes]

Even with proper gear can go horribly wrong most stone walls that thick are normally 2 walls with a rubble infill that constantly blocks up hole you have drilled.

Agree there mate might even be flint

 

[donalmacc]

Thanks for the quick replies. The wall is an old external wall and the bathroom is in the extension (which was built before we moved here.) Definitely out of scope for me, but is it feasible even with a specialist?

 

[exedon2]

To be truthful almost down to luck tend to drill either very easy or be a nightmare.
Get a couple of quotes take it from there.

 

[RayW]

Easy Peasy ... Thermic Lance | Thermic Lansing Bristol - https://www.indeweld.co.uk/thermic-lance

 

[ShaunCorbs]

It’s doable but won’t be cheap

1.2m x 152mm took around 3 hours