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EdFromGreenwich
Hi, I have a "horizontal" run of 4m from the toilet to the stack with a long bend and 2 tees a tees along the way. Can I use push-fit connection pipes (Floplast) or do I need to use solvent weld? Many thanks. Ed
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Yes you can use either
But depending on what your doing building control might need to be notified
But depending on what your doing building control might need to be notified
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