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Hi guys please see below picture, it has the soil stack going into the floor and connecting underground, my question is can i cap this off under the floor concrete over and drill a new horizontal hole thru the wall above ground and connect to the stack that way, leaving the branch under the floor? or would this be going against regs n stuff? digging it out and making it good will take a lot of work so was just wondering advice would be great thanks

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Use a 4" rubber bung to make the redundant pipe watertight first, then fill with concrete/cement and make good floor, if you just use compo and there is a blockage at a later date, you'll get damp up through floor
 
Use a 4" rubber bung to make the redundant pipe watertight first, then fill with concrete/cement and make good floor, if you just use compo and there is a blockage at a later date, you'll get damp up through floor

i was thinking of using something like this Socket Plug Grey SP296 | Grey Pipe & Fittings | NoLinkingToThis

what you think?
 
Will be fine, its plastic, out of the sun and will outlast us lot
 
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