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Good evening
I would appreciate any advice as I am a bit worried. I have just installed a new soil stack and joined to drains. All ok there. I have made a hole into a first floor room and installed a spur from the soil stack ready for a bathroom conversion. The thing I am worried about is whether I have installed the junction too high for any new toilet as the pipe coming into the house is about 190-200mm from the floor (bottom edge of 110ml pipe). Could any one please tell me if this will be ok or have I made a rather large mess because obviously, the waste cannot flow uphill and I didn't know if there were any toilets with the waste pipe exit higher than this. I thought I had covered all the bases and evrything went seemingly well. I will be gutted if I have to re-do it. Many thanks Chris |