Soil Pipe Relocation at Tyler Croft blog

Soil Pipe Relocation. It could be moved to the side of the house and a new access chamber installed and connected to the main sewer pipe. Break out concrete hardstanding around existing soil stack, then extended around corner to include new position. So need to take the toilet back to the wall, but the soil pipe needs to be moved back as well but its coming up from the floor. The hard part would be the connection, if you did it just above ground level it would probably be the. If the connection looks ok, then i'd say you have 2 options. Sounds like the best solution is to remove the 70mm pipe, replace it with a 100mm soil pipe and connect to toilet, then attach the 2 x 40mm waste pipes to it. You should be able to take your soil pipe outside and then connect back in. Would it be possible to block the original soil vent pipe, underground, and install a new plastic vent pipe to the back of the house. Firstly, break into the clay pipe and fit a 450mm plastic chamber at that. I'm looking to update my bathroom and to create more space and get the bath up against the wall, i'd like to move the soil pipe. Dismantle the existing soil stack.

It could be moved to the side of the house and a new access chamber installed and connected to the main sewer pipe. If the connection looks ok, then i'd say you have 2 options. I'm looking to update my bathroom and to create more space and get the bath up against the wall, i'd like to move the soil pipe. Dismantle the existing soil stack. So need to take the toilet back to the wall, but the soil pipe needs to be moved back as well but its coming up from the floor. You should be able to take your soil pipe outside and then connect back in. The hard part would be the connection, if you did it just above ground level it would probably be the. Firstly, break into the clay pipe and fit a 450mm plastic chamber at that. Break out concrete hardstanding around existing soil stack, then extended around corner to include new position. Sounds like the best solution is to remove the 70mm pipe, replace it with a 100mm soil pipe and connect to toilet, then attach the 2 x 40mm waste pipes to it.

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Soil Pipe Relocation If the connection looks ok, then i'd say you have 2 options. I'm looking to update my bathroom and to create more space and get the bath up against the wall, i'd like to move the soil pipe. Break out concrete hardstanding around existing soil stack, then extended around corner to include new position. Dismantle the existing soil stack. So need to take the toilet back to the wall, but the soil pipe needs to be moved back as well but its coming up from the floor. The hard part would be the connection, if you did it just above ground level it would probably be the. Firstly, break into the clay pipe and fit a 450mm plastic chamber at that. It could be moved to the side of the house and a new access chamber installed and connected to the main sewer pipe. Sounds like the best solution is to remove the 70mm pipe, replace it with a 100mm soil pipe and connect to toilet, then attach the 2 x 40mm waste pipes to it. You should be able to take your soil pipe outside and then connect back in. If the connection looks ok, then i'd say you have 2 options. Would it be possible to block the original soil vent pipe, underground, and install a new plastic vent pipe to the back of the house.