I've got a soil stack reasonably close to mine. Is there an easy way of
routing the condensate drain into it?

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Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
I've got a soil stack reasonably close to mine. Is there an easy way of
routing the condensate drain into it?


http://www.screwfix.com/prods/81605/...Fit-Strap-Boss

with a rubber boss adaptor:

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/89174/...aptor-40mm-5Pk

.... however the above are 40mm pipe, I don't know if you can narrower
ones to accept condensate pipe, but you can certainly get them to fit a
40mm pipe (not from Screwfix), so at worst you might need to use two and
step down via a bit of 40mm pipe.

May or may not need to be routed via a u-trap, depending on the boiler
instructions.

David

Lobster wrote:

... however the above are 40mm pipe, I don't know if you can narrower
ones to accept condensate pipe, but you can certainly get them to fit a
40mm pipe (not from Screwfix), so at worst you might need to use two and
step down via a bit of 40mm pipe.

You can certainly get a rubber bung to drop 40mm to 20mm - I used on for
exactly that purpose to allow the condensate drain to feed into a
washing machine style stand pipe.


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Cheers,

John.

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Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
I've got a soil stack reasonably close to mine. Is there an easy way of
routing the condensate drain into it?

The Corgi installer who installed my boiler over 3 years ago ran the
drain through a boss into the stack - total outdoor length of less than
two feet with a good fall. The stack is in an angle between north and
west facing walls - no problems yet :-)

Malcolm