Where can I buy waste pipe and fittings?

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How is an access plug fitted into a waste pipe?

In the examples shown below, instead of a bend being fitted to the end of the pipe, a T junction is welded on. The access plug is welded into the end of the T junction and the pipe into the other end. Now the entire length of the pipe run can be rodded in the event of a blockage.

Can a waste pipe go into a back inlet gully?

The pipe can now go down into a back inlet gully. These gullies are used so it is possible to watch the water pouring out into the gully. This makes it easy to see if there is a blockage or not. It is the same principle as a toilet overflow. The quicker you can see there is a problem, the quicker you can put it right and the less damage caused.

Can a wall outlet be fitted to a waste pipe?

The top of the pipe, and the collar of the wall outlet can now be glued and the pipe can be fitted between the bend and the strap on boss. You will need a little room to play with here and its a good idea to have the wall outlet pipe still loose at this time.

Where are the waste fittings on a bath?

Washers are usually positioned each side of the bath, under the outlet fitting in the bath and under the nut on the below of the bath. As mentioned above, using a shallow waste trap will probably contravene the water regulations for connecting waste pipes into single stack drains as the water seal will be less than the minimum required.

What are the different types of waste water fittings?

Waste water fittings on baths The waste water fittings fitted to baths are fairly standard although there are various different types of method for fitting them to the waste outlet hole of the bath. The main difference is the height of the fittings under the bath, this can be important where there is limited space between the bath and floor.

Do you have to fit your own basin waste?

Whilst we would thoroughly recommend leaving the plumbing and installation of your bathroom to a qualified professional, you can save time and money by fitting your own basin waste. Before you begin, you will need to find out which waste is right for your basin, using our guide. Once, you have the correct waste, it’s time to install it.

Why are there two waste pipes in the bathroom?

But running through the bathroom, back to the soil pipe riser, is also the waste from the kitchen. So two 40mm waste pipes one above each other going from the bath onwards. Because of the height of the upper pipe from the kitchen waste, it makes it too high to fit a shower tray above and maintaining the 2 wastes.