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Hi everyone, I am new to the forum.
I am building 2 detached office buildings in my back yard, both of these structures will be on concrete slabs.
I will be putting bathrooms in each of these buildings and need to know a couple of things so I can get started before we build the foundations.
What size (PVC) pipe should I use for each toilet drain?
In other words where I stub up through the concrete slab, what size should the pipe be for the toilet flange to connect to?
Secondly, I will be digging an access underneath my existing house to connect each of these drains to the existing drain network of the main house, so my question here is where exactly should I look at making these connections?
For a little more detail, lets call these buildings the "east building" and the "west building"
The west building is really close to the master bedroom/bathroom.
The east building is closer to the kitchen drain than another bathroom drain.
In a perfect world, I would like to connect the east building bathroom drain to the kitchen drain of the house and the west building bathroom drain to the master bedroom/bathroom drain.
Please let me know if this is doable and where in the existing drain network I should plan on making the new connections.
Thanks a lot everyone.
Scream
I am building 2 detached office buildings in my back yard, both of these structures will be on concrete slabs.
I will be putting bathrooms in each of these buildings and need to know a couple of things so I can get started before we build the foundations.
What size (PVC) pipe should I use for each toilet drain?
In other words where I stub up through the concrete slab, what size should the pipe be for the toilet flange to connect to?
Secondly, I will be digging an access underneath my existing house to connect each of these drains to the existing drain network of the main house, so my question here is where exactly should I look at making these connections?
For a little more detail, lets call these buildings the "east building" and the "west building"
The west building is really close to the master bedroom/bathroom.
The east building is closer to the kitchen drain than another bathroom drain.
In a perfect world, I would like to connect the east building bathroom drain to the kitchen drain of the house and the west building bathroom drain to the master bedroom/bathroom drain.
Please let me know if this is doable and where in the existing drain network I should plan on making the new connections.
Thanks a lot everyone.
Scream