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Moving Toilet / Re-routing waste

moose · 2005-10-11 21:32:53

After recently moving house we are now wanting to move our toilet (within the same room but to the rear external wall from the side external wall). Does anyone know if this is possible? Would I have the waste pipe routed internally or externally? What restrictions are there as far as waste pipe bends/angles are concerned?…

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moneysavingplumber Posts: 832 Forumite

14 October 2005 at 12:40AM

Internally would be preferable because you can connect with a bent pan connector, then take it through the wall at the corner and use a 110mm bend towards the branch at the stack, effectively only using one soil bend. The only drawback is having to box it in.

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