How can two soil pipes be T 'ed when they are at the same level?

Question

I am fitting two loo's with stack in the middle, would rather not cut into floor to get fall. Is there a pipe fitting that would accomplish this?

Answer 1

Yes.

Answer 2

You can do this by fitting a Y branch into the main soil pipe. Here is a tip to make the job easier. When you have cut your pipe to fit, Chamfer the end of the pipe with a rasp file, then spread washing up liquid on the pipe and inside the fitting. You will find it will go in easier. Just press the pipe in and keep twisting as you do.

Answer 3

I did this and used a T piece, as already mentioned use washing up liquid will make a litle easier. Although one thing to note i had a bit of a problem with mine. At the T joint if too much paper was used it blocked right at the T piece as it entered the main pipe. take it from me you really don't want this to happen, when i pulled it apart to unblock i never expected 2 days worth of waste to come out all over me and my garage. Having your wife and daughter just stand there and laugh really didnt help. When i eventually got to work i found people kept their distance. I am still finding "bits" in my tools.... I have resolved it now, just dont use so much paper....good luck

Answer 4

All you need is a double branch to give access from two directions at the same point on the soil stack & the washing up liquid tip is a must...... theyre a nightmare to get together/apart if assembled dry

Answer 5

The fitting you require is a double 'Y' fitting which enables to falls of waste to enter the stack from either side at the same time

Answer 6

there is no fitting for this purpose ..you will have to drop one below the other using a series of bends if you could get a fitting the toilet waste would go down the pipe and up the other .. its not allowed under building regs