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Kane1990
Hi
I am planning on putting in a new bathroom. At the moment I have a seperate bathroom with a toilet next door. The soil stack is cast iron and internal to the house with boxing around it. I am planning on removing the wall between the rooms to make an all in 1 bathroom, the only problem with this is the position of the toilet, the toilet will be facing the wrong way. 'to the right' in theory it needs to be moved 90 degrees clockwise. The only problem with this is the soil stack no providing enough space.
A plumber gave me some advice, to cut the soil stack at the point of the toilet, drill through the wall and go out with plastic fittings, run along the wall and then come back into the house making at possible for the toilet to be mounted at the correct angle but roughy 3 foot over.
I would like you guys to clear some things up for me.
1) is this a good idea?
2) Would I ben able to attemp this kind of job as DIY
3) what do you guys see as a reasonable price for the start to finish of this stack modifcation from a plumber
Much appreciated
Kane
I am planning on putting in a new bathroom. At the moment I have a seperate bathroom with a toilet next door. The soil stack is cast iron and internal to the house with boxing around it. I am planning on removing the wall between the rooms to make an all in 1 bathroom, the only problem with this is the position of the toilet, the toilet will be facing the wrong way. 'to the right' in theory it needs to be moved 90 degrees clockwise. The only problem with this is the soil stack no providing enough space.
A plumber gave me some advice, to cut the soil stack at the point of the toilet, drill through the wall and go out with plastic fittings, run along the wall and then come back into the house making at possible for the toilet to be mounted at the correct angle but roughy 3 foot over.
I would like you guys to clear some things up for me.
1) is this a good idea?
2) Would I ben able to attemp this kind of job as DIY
3) what do you guys see as a reasonable price for the start to finish of this stack modifcation from a plumber
Much appreciated
Kane