Marscar Bowl
 

I am in the process of installing a new toilet in a downstairs cloakroom.

The 110mm soil pipe is in place and is quite shallow as it exits the
building.

I need to connect this to the sewer man hole which is about 4feet deep and
about 25 feet away. ie., far too deep/steep for a 1:40 fall.

It has been suggested to me that I use a marscar bowl and come off the
bottom at 45 deg to the required depth.

Have found out that these are quite expensive so want to check this is a
sensible solution.

http://www.polypipe.com/polypipe/con...ERRAIN-Marscar

Any experience of these anyone?



mark

Marscar Bowl
 

On 24 Sep, 10:28, "mark" wrote:
I am in the process of installing a new toilet in a downstairs cloakroom.

The 110mm soil pipe is in place and is quite shallow as it exits the
building.

I need to connect this to the sewer man hole which is about 4feet deep and
about 25 feet away. ie., far too deep/steep for a 1:40 fall.

It has been suggested to me that I use a marscar bowl and come off the
bottom at 45 deg to the required depth.

Have found out that these are quite expensive so want to check this is a
sensible solution.

http://www.polypipe.com/polypipe/con...ERRAIN-Marscar

Any experience of these anyone?

mark

You want to avoid intermediate gradients, where *stuff* can get
stranded ?
Why do you need a chamber ? Why not run a 45 degree section without a
chamber, and just put a rodding eye on top ?
Simon.

Marscar Bowl
 

"sm_jamieson" wrote in message
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On 24 Sep, 10:28, "mark" wrote:
I am in the process of installing a new toilet in a downstairs cloakroom.

The 110mm soil pipe is in place and is quite shallow as it exits the
building.

I need to connect this to the sewer man hole which is about 4feet deep
and
about 25 feet away. ie., far too deep/steep for a 1:40 fall.

It has been suggested to me that I use a marscar bowl and come off the
bottom at 45 deg to the required depth.

Have found out that these are quite expensive so want to check this is a
sensible solution.

http://www.polypipe.com/polypipe/con...ERRAIN-Marscar

Any experience of these anyone?

mark

You want to avoid intermediate gradients, where *stuff* can get
stranded ?
Why do you need a chamber ? Why not run a 45 degree section without a
chamber, and just put a rodding eye on top ?
Simon.


I'm coming round to that idea. I have seen the prices of marscar chambers.
Thanks

mark