drain pipe leaking need smaller pioe fitting

[chris hale]

Hi got a waste water broke from upstairs sink . 32 m to big its on outside house to drain . Can't find any smaller pipes anywere to fit to connection cheers

 

[Aquarius]

Chris,

32 meters is big, I presume you mean 32mm? What size do you think it is?

 

[rpm]

Is the sink in an upstairs kitchen?

 

[chris hale]

Is the sink in an upstairs kitchen?

Yes upstairs From sink to drain pipe outside

 

[rpm]

And the white pipe under the sink is leaking or actually broken, as in it is in 2 pieces?

 

[chris hale]

And the white pipe under the sink is leaking or actually broken, as in it is in 2 pieces?

No the white pipe outside house broke its the long peice that goes to drain . But everywere only sells 32 mm but this is a bit smaller

 

[Aquarius]

No the white pipe outside house broke its the long peice that goes to drain . But everywere only sells 32 mm but this is a bit smaller

How much smaller? Photo?

 

[chris hale]

How much smaller? Photo?

It looks to be about 2 or 3 m smaller but the pipe is as had it but can't find any pipe anywere to fit join

 

[rpm]

Really think we need a couple of photos, not close up though.

 

[chris hale]

Really think we need a couple of photos, not close up though.

Ok will will take some

 

[Ben-gee]

Get some standard 11/4” pipe for the new bit and join it to the old with a mcalpine compression coupling - either straight or 90 bend- this will take up the difference.

 

[chris hale]

The old one is the dirty one that is broke .the new one I got was 32m . At moment I had to get a 40 m pipe to put over top temporary

 

[Aquarius]

TBH I'd just renew it through the wall if it's possible.

 

[rpm]

Get some standard 11/4” pipe for the new bit and join it to the old with a mcalpine compression coupling

On the outside of a property that would look real DIY.

 

[Ben-gee]

I think it is DIY!

Granted - I wouldn’t dream of doing it myself if being paid to do so.

 

[rpm]

I think it is DIY!

Granted - I wouldn’t dream of doing it myself if being paid to do so.

I agree it is a diy OP however I don`t have it within me to suggest what you did- sorry.
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To the OP, tmorrow go and buy a small tub of solvent weld cement and solvent weld cleaner, a sheet of medium grade emery cloth, a small size brass screw about 10mm long and a drill slightly smaller in diameter than the screw.

One end of the old pipe is cleaner than the other, use the emery cloth to clean the outside of the pipe at the clean end then use the cleaner and a cotton rag to err, clean it removing and dust or grime.
Now do the same but inside the elbow poking out of the wall.
This is going to be tricky working up a ladder but you need to apply lots of the solvent cement around the first 1" of the clean pipe then quickly push the pipe inside the elbow 1" and hold it there for 30 seconds or longer.

Now if I`m right you should have repaired the broken pipe however if the pipe can be removed then drill a hole at the end of the elbow through both the elbow and the pipe and use the screw to hold both together.

Edit. I think your new pipe is push-fit hence the different size.

 

[chris hale]

Hi so its a push fitting pipe . Is this why its smaller than the 32m . Everbody sells were do I get a smaller one from guys