T
TBServices
Well I never!
-
We recommend uHeat for Underfloor Heating Systems, and The Wetroom Store for all things bathrooms and wetrooms. They provide discounts for forum members.
3 branch soil fittings
- Thread starter mutley racers
- Start date
- Status
Well I never!
A
albatross
Marley Multi Branch 87½° SW64 for 110mm Soil Pipe Push Fit
Heres another alternative possibly. Thats if the spigots are 110, they look it.
Heres another alternative possibly. Thats if the spigots are 110, they look it.
Last edited by a moderator:
I
IDCHAPPY
Yeah, they are. We used them on a school about 10 years ago, pricey feckers and once glued that's them done :lol:
I am going to be using a stub stack system for the 1st time, and I am wondering if I should put 2 durgo valves in? One on the end of branch of toilets? Or will just one main one be ok?
Who would have thought you would get some many replies to a soil pipe fitting a
Who would have thought you would get some many replies to a soil pipe fitting a
St Pauls Ealing Irish. How's your back feller?
That does look like a possibility doesn't it.Not a bad price either. I am off to the job just now so shall see what goes on then
well in son well in!!!
Well it turns out lads that, I actually only need a cross section branch. Measured it all up and the pipe doesn't pop up through the floor right on centre with pan. Thanks for all the advice. I guess we all learnt a bit from this. Me, never listen to what the builder says you need without visiting the job and some of you guys, that there are 3 brach fittings.
While we're on about soil pipes, could some one tell me the best method to solve the leak above. It is leaking on the grey strap on boss where it connects to the stack. I don't really want to chop it out and use a slip coupler as it is going to be tricky to re-do the 40mm pipe as I cannot see any pipe to play with. I have tried warming things up with a blow torch befors and it always ends up melting. Splitting it off with a chisel is another option, but when you do this can you still glue new fitting onto the pipe that was welded into the old one?
I have not seen the job yet so that is the only picture I have.
Once again fellers, thanks
I have not seen the job yet so that is the only picture I have.
Once again fellers, thanks
I like the idea of running it down lower! But what is the best way to get an old welded fitting off the pipe as all pipework is under a tiled floor so i cannot run new one from inside. what about a load of mastic!!!:smiley2:
Do you stock these Ray?
I was just about to buy from a company in birmingham and saw that their soil pipe is £25 for for 3 metre single socket. then looked at your brochure and it is half the price
A
albatross
Took me ages to find them! Thats valuable time I could have spend looking at naked ladies!
Actually, I see your thinking now, The hole there is massive so i can cut the pipe by the wall and put a tee on that and drop it in lower. Not sure how I would cap the old pipework though, due to it being all fittings.
R
Ray Stafford
Yes, SU420 in grey is in stock everywhere (although most branches only have one or two).
Su420 Black at selected branches only, and su420 white is only stocked in our central depot in Fareham.
awesome, thanks ray. The grey will be just fine
Drop it down lower I did. Thanks Howsie
I wouldn't have dared putting a picture up if I didn't put an eye in there!! I know what you guys are like
IMHO the access is facing the wrong way mutley should be facing downwards. Muck collects in the end cap & if you need to clear a blockage from inside using a machine it will not go around the tee!!
T
TBServices
I agree. The sweep in the tee is facing the wrong direction
- Status
