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Help guys, on with the waste first fix and going to sol weld everything, clean up existing etc and go from there. The lhs boss I am going to use for a bath but I need two showers to go into the one facing us. Can I do this? Do I need to add any anti siphon bits in? Also shower 1 is only a 80cm run away so scared my fall will be too steep… any advice welcome
 

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I would use 2” upto the first tee off eg for both showers

And at the end I would run a 11/4 to somewhere accessible and Install an aav just incase

As for the fall as it’s just water you will be fine but you can always use a 45 etc to lessen the fall
 
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I would use those two for the two showers and add another boss above the floor for the bath, unless the bath waste needs to be below the floor- eg freestanding.
 
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I would use 2” upto the first tee off eg for both showers

And at the end I would run a 11/4 to somewhere accessible and Install an aav just incase

As for the fall as it’s just water you will be fine but you can always use a 45 etc to lessen the fall
Thanks Shaun

The two showers will come 1 from left and 1 from the right, so I’ll do a butt of 2” out the stack then can I get a double swept tee? To take it right and left from there
 
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Or take it off the pass through / straight through connection
 
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I have just calculated and I don’t have enough room between the soil pipe and joist for a 2 inch fitting, I have resorted to a 1 1/2 swept tee with the two showers coming into it. Where the two showers converge it’s right next to the stack… will this be ok?
 
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You can’t use a tee like that as the swept is wrong have to use two separate tees
 
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That’s fine in that way was imagining using either side for drainage then out to the stack via the swept :D
 
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That’s fine in that way was imagining using either side for drainage then out to the stack via the swept :D
Ah nooo I know what you mean though I was just concerned the two showers where going into the 1 1/2 tee not the 2” we discussed previously… also I am just installing 1 aav as close to the stack as possible for the two showers?
 
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It’s one of them if you can’t install 2” 11/2 will have to do

As for aav needs to be on the end of the run eg after last shower or tee etc
 
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It’s one of them if you can’t install 2” 11/2 will have to do

As for aav needs to be on the end of the run eg after last shower or tee etc
Hmm yeah I might be worrying about nothing? I do have the other boss which is for a bath I could use a swept 2” tee on that at the stack and take 1 bath and 1 shower into that? Leaving the lower boss for 1 shower only

Ok so the aav as close to the stack as possible then?
 
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