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Hi all,
I'm redoing my ground floor bathroom. It has a solid floor - concrete slab, 75mm polystyrene insulation and then screed.
I've dug out the old soil pipe which was partially recessed in the slab in a sort of channel/trench that looks like it was cast into the concrete when it was poured.
I'm going to be having a stub stack right in the corner and then just the single 40mm waste running down one side of the trench as in the picture.
My question is - what should I fill the rest of the channel/trench with before recovering with insulation and screed? Sand? some sort of aggregate? or do I need to use actual concrete?
Ta
I'm redoing my ground floor bathroom. It has a solid floor - concrete slab, 75mm polystyrene insulation and then screed.
I've dug out the old soil pipe which was partially recessed in the slab in a sort of channel/trench that looks like it was cast into the concrete when it was poured.
I'm going to be having a stub stack right in the corner and then just the single 40mm waste running down one side of the trench as in the picture.
My question is - what should I fill the rest of the channel/trench with before recovering with insulation and screed? Sand? some sort of aggregate? or do I need to use actual concrete?
Ta
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