First Fix Plumbing For A Downstairs Toilet & How to Cut In a Branch To An Existing Soil Stack
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- Опубликовано: 25 мар 2023
- In this weeks video I start a new job installing a downstairs toilet in to someone's kitchen, I show hot to cut in a branch to an existing soil stack & how to fix a dripping outside tap…
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Good content that for us home diy folk.
Thanks mate 👍
No problem 👍
Fascinating I have wondered how you let in to soil pipes
looking forward to the next installment
Got back there this week to 2nd fix
That wall looked hard going, looking forward to seeing it all finished.
It was! Damp walls are never no fun when coring
Great video
Thanks!
First class 👌
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👍👍👍nice work 👍👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice little job to get stuck into,
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Thanks 👍
Yes then lad 👊🔥
Hope your well brother 🙌
I don’t envy you coming through a stone wall. Stones quite soft but always like 3ft deep 🤣🤣 great video buddy ❤
Due to it been damp it was a nightmare kept snagging
nice bit of DIY plumbing that try stich drilling out if walls damp much quicker
Yeah I ended up having to stitch drill to finish it off
I was going to go for a Downstairs Toilet & now I know that it is now possible
A sweeping 90° bend would have looked better coming out of the wall than that branch socket, it looks terrible.
Use the right inserts 🤫
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"There's always summat else." Loafer calls it the seven dirty words. "While you are here, can you just?" If the customer is nice and makes a brew, I always suggest trying to install a seasonal iso, for the outside tap, discretely located, inside the house. If the customer isn't nice, I don't. Either way, they'll forget to close it and open the garden tap when the weather gets cold. Winner, winner.
Great presentation. Now the tap will freeze as it's not dripping!
Hahah 😂😂
Get yourself a 152mm core bit, then use a pipe snug to go over the hole, much cleaner and saves messing around with chiselling out for the collar to fit in :) also no cement work needed I discovered this and never looked back
I really do, I’ve used them a few times to be fair they are great, save so much time
@@SmartPipePlumbing honestly it's the best change I ever made, also looks much neater for those picky customers :)
I wouldn't use WD40 on elastomer seals as it drys them out quick and they start to perish causing leaks.
I don’t usually but never had a problem with it, good to know though cheers pal
Perhaps better of using sweeping elbow through wall with access plug on elbow ....alot neater job ......
Fair point, didn’t even cross my mind 😂
@@SmartPipePlumbing...it happens mate I've done things before then gone back to job and thought way the fuck did I do that when I could of just done some thing more simpler .....sometimes we can't just see the obvious .....nice work tho 👍
Why did you leave the plastic in ?
On a price so only doing what I’ve been asked
I always put masking tape over the seat so no accidents
Good tip 🙌