Couldn't see one at Plumbworld. Google on insert gives the type that you insert in a worktop - recessed the same. Dunno what else it would be called.
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new toilet and regulations
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On Sun, 05 Aug 2007 23:52:20 +0100, "Dave Plowman (News)" mused:
Ah, I see the links posted by TNP were not actually what he said they were, or inferred they were anyway. My mistake, should have followed the links first.
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On Mon, 06 Aug 2007 00:26:09 +0100, "Dave Plowman (News)" mused:
B1207 on page 20.
About the only one I can find atm, need t sit down with some catalogues I think.
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The last one needs a niche building for it in the wall.
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No. He cleary is - always.
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is this true even if the new toilet isn't plumbed in?
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Oh., I just thought you wanted small ones.
You can recess anything into a wall. Just remove a bit of wall.
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I know the ones he means (they are *meant* to be recessed) can't find them now though....
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Your nearest McDonalds ;-)
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I believe that you can have a toilet, which does not have itsiown basin, next to a bathroom. Can't remember my source though. A call to BCO will clear that one up. Might have been Tower Hamlets Supplementary Planning Guidance.
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That's closer and would do, but I've seen ones that take two conventional taps.
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In message , "dave @ stejonda" writes
Sorry, that's ambiguous. I wasn't trying to be funny.
If the new toilet is not plumbed either to the water or mains drainage because it's a composting toilet, would it still need building reg. approval?
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We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com saying something like:
Only if you excrete the British Standard Turd more than twice daily.
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They're now deprecated units. You now have to use the 'Giscard'.
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No, irrespective of the turd ratio you need the fan.
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That's him.
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I have one of these basins. They're OK. But as you say, if I did it again, I would only fit one tap. Either have a mixer, or a fixed temperature mixer elsewhere fed to a single, regular tap. With a basin that small, there's just not enough space to use 2 taps! Jon.