Soil stack. Can it terminate inside the house.
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As long as the top of the pipe is open to the air, or an air admittance valve (durgo valve) is fitted then yes you can.
I have a durgo on mine at home terminating in the upstairs bathroom.
Building inspector said it was fine.
Have also done a few others like this.
But the majority are additions ie new ensuite etc, so like you say Tony there is another open pipe somwhere else
Building inspector said it was fine.
Have also done a few others like this.
But the majority are additions ie new ensuite etc, so like you say Tony there is another open pipe somwhere else
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Assuming it is a plastic stack then yes. I wouldn't be keen to box in an existing iron and definately not an asbestos stack.
It was a requirement at one stage during 60's/70's that all new build properties contained the stack within the fabric of the building, rule was later relaxed again to allow external installation.
It was a requirement at one stage during 60's/70's that all new build properties contained the stack within the fabric of the building, rule was later relaxed again to allow external installation.
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