I need to plumb a washing machine in a new extension, there's a gully in the right place outside but I'm wondering if there's a better looking solution than just poking a bit of white plastic pipe through a hole and down into the gulley.
Dave
I need to plumb a washing machine in a new extension, there's a gully in the right place outside but I'm wondering if there's a better looking solution than just poking a bit of white plastic pipe through a hole and down into the gulley.
Dave
Oops, forgot to say that I'd like to avoid having a standpipe for the waste, is there any other way to provide the anti-siphon function?
Dave
Apart from digging up the ground and inserting a new concealed drainage connection, you could try poking a bit of grey plastic pipe through a hole and down into the gulley. White is just too obvious.
It can share a trap with another vented appliance, such as a sink. I don't know if you'd get enough flow to make an air admittance valve work.
Christian.
Take the piping upwards, before bending downwards, and at the bend, attach a pipe a couple of meters long pointing upwards.
This can't siphon.
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