depth of trap.

Dec 25, 2006 3 Replies

We are moving our washing machine to a place where the most convenient waste water disposal would be a vertical foul water pipe some six ft below the toilet entry.



Clearly I will have to build my own trap out of 1 1/2 plastic pipe, to stop drain smells entering the kitchen. Would a 1 1/2 inch deep trap be OK or should I go for 3 inch deep trap?


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Why can't you use a standard washing machine trap?

Another option, if you want to save on space is a HepVO trap.

|On 2006-12-25 09:29:01 +0000, Dave Fawthrop | said: | |> We are moving our washing machine to a place where the most convenient |> waste water disposal would be a vertical foul water pipe some six ft below |> the toilet entry. |> |> Clearly I will have to build my own trap out of 1 1/2 plastic pipe, to stop |> drain smells entering the kitchen. Would a 1 1/2 inch deep trap be OK or |> should I go for 3 inch deep trap? | |?? | |Why can't you use a standard washing machine trap? | |Another option, if you want to save on space is a HepVO trap.

Thanks, never seen either I will investigate :-)

Questions to ukd-i-y should always be open ended. ;-)

Have a look at

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Catalogue numbers 10503 or 15519

You can get these from DIY sheds as well.

e.g.

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is BES c/no 15122

Then for the soil pipe (assuming it's plastic)

A strap boss 11194 plus boss adaptor

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