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Agree with him but you can combine the shower and basin in 11/2 as it's very unlikely your going to be running the basin taps when someone's having a shower even then it would be fine
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Agree with him but you can combine the shower and basin in 11/2 as it's very unlikely your going to be running the basin taps when someone's having a shower even then it would be fine
On that basis, couldn't the bath waste also be combined with the shower and basin wastes, since it's extremely unlikely that we'd be emptying the bath whilst having a shower? Anyway, I got the impression the primary reason for separate wastes is to avoid water in one waste getting sucked out by another appliance's draining.
Ah, I see, ok... so maybe just as easy to run 2 separate wastes? The one from the bath can go straight to the soil pipe. The shower and basin wastes will now have to drop below the joists and run tight along the lounge ceiling and be boxed in.
What's going on top of it ?
Porcelain tiles (if you are asking about the floor covering, rather than bathroom furniture/sanitary wear). I think these will be on top of a Ditra mat.
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