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Jim Goodenough

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I have a customer who wants a quote for refitting a 1st floor ensuite. The soil stack drops down into cloakroom beneath and they've mentioned that they sometimes see their sh!te twice :eek:!

I've exposed the soil pipe in the cloakroom and can see why....
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Upstairs waste is "flying" down the stack, whizzing round the 87.5 bend, occasionally overshooting the cross-branch and showing it's ugly face in the downstairs pan :mad:!

What I'm proposing to do is fit a anti-rodent "flap" to right hand socket of the cross-branch to prevent any further crossover from upstairs wc to downstairs wc.

Any comments please?
 
You can buy a form of one way valve for back to back situations like this. It stops it re-appearing in that quite alarming fashion :eek::eek::eek:
 
Yep as the rat flap is meant for that use aswell
 

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