Adding to this soil pipe

[bsr]

Hello

My MIL has asked me to fit services for a washing machine. This is behind the service panel in her flat. You can see the boss for the kitchen sink on the left - I think it might be solvent welded on? What is the fitting on the right hand side - is it an access panel? Can I attach a strap boss here?

It would be convenient to go directly into this soil pipe as the 40mm goes behind a corner kitchen unit so would involve cutting a lot of holes!

Thanks in advance

 

[Madrab]

You could fit a strap boss either above or below that access, if above it would need to be into the gap just above sink boss.

 

[bsr]

Thanks. It's not like domestic soil pipe that I've seen before. Look at the boss for the kitchen waste - no fitting. Is it welded on?

In a previous house the inspection /rodding point was 2" female so I used a reducer and went straight into it. I was wondering if I could do something similar here.

 

[Deleted member 267285]

If you’re unsure, are you not just able to plumb into a washing machine trap?

 

[bsr]

Eh? I want to fit a WM trap. The question is how best to get it into the stack.

Sorry if I've misinterpreted.

 

[Deleted member 267285]

I think you mean a stand pipe? I mean one of these https://www.wickes.co.uk/McAlpine-WM2-Washing-Machine-Sink-Trap---38-x-75mm/p/227015 and replace the kitchen sink trap with it. Kitchen sink waste already there isn’t it?

 

[Madrab]

Cant see the kitchen waste boss properly, it could be a solvent weld boss or a McAlpine BOSSCONN 110

 

[Hugh Jaleak]

Looks very much like a Terrain solvent welded stack, their style of fittings were peculiar to Terrain, but I always think gave a neater finish.

You cant do anything with the access point, leave well alone. Only options are either to fit a new strap boss above or below the access door, or couple into the existing sink waste.

 

[bsr]

OK thanks all.