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I am building an extension and need to connect a 40mm waste outlet from the bath into a new foul water system. I spoke to building control and was told that I needed to convert the 40mm pipe (this is already in place through the wall) into a 110mm stack fitted with an anti-vacuum valve. I didn't think to ask the question at the time but is it generably allowable to run the 40mm pipe down the wall into a short length of 110mm pipe (i.e. 110mm feeding from the foul water drain up the wall say 500mm) or do I need to create a 110mm stack extending above the sofit level (+1m I think) and connect the 40mm into the stack at the same approximate height (allowing for a fall of course) as the pipe protrudes through the wall? I will have two more full height stacks on the extension which connect directly to toilets/sinks/showers and these will have vents and anti-vacuum valves on the 40mm inlets.
Another question I have is on the rainwater system that will drain into a soakaway. In two locations, I need to cross the line of the foul water system and looking at the gully I wish to buy, I think I could do this by running at 45degrees out of the back of the gulley i.e. a short length of pipe just long enough (I would think 600mm or so) which allows me to cross the foul water system before connecting via a T into the rainwater system - does anyone see any issues with this as the alternative would be to dig the rainwater system trench deeper (hard work!) meaning I would need to enter the soakaway at lowish level - would that in itself cause any issues?
 
Re: Connecting 40mm waste outlet into110mm foul water system and crossing foul water

Provided you have one vent pipe near end of longest run then stub stacks are acceptable elsewhere.
Soak ways should be at least 5 metres from any foundations. How the water gets there rarely concerns BC.
 
Re: Connecting 40mm waste outlet into110mm foul water system and crossing foul water

Just run the SVP to sofit height or above the roof if there's a window near by. Stick a cage on the end, no need for any valve.
 

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