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Dear fellow DIYers
I am hoping to move a bathroom from the front of my house to the middle, but I don’t really want to have to put a new soil stack in unless necessary. My question is: How far is too far in terms of a horizontal run for a soil pipe? I am proposing to have an (almost) horizontal run for about 3 metres. I’m not too bothered about how it will look as it will run along the ceiling of an integral garage. I know that they have to have a certain fall distance per metre, I’m just not sure what it is. I have searched the group but it seems like older posts have gone? I would appreciate any advice on the matter and no, I am not going to install a macerator - they are the devils work! The house is semi-detached and luckily the side where the new bathroom is to go is the farthest outer wall, so it would not be the end of the world if I had to dig up outside etc. Thanks in advance. |
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