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2” should cope as long as you do not pull the the bath, basin and run the shower all at once. But to be honest I would probably run a seperate one as you wouldn’t want the shower tray to back fill.im planning a separate shower cubicle and currently have my bath and basin joining into a 50mm waste pipe to the outside stack. Can I tee in my shower to the existing pipe. If not going to have to raise tray by 100mm due to joist layout.
Like I said above mate. If it was my house I would run another waste or as someone else said above give the bath it’s own.The length of 50mm to the outside wall is 1.8 metres and the shower would tee in at 1 metre before the pipe exits the walls into the soil stack. Would this still cause a problem due to the short run.
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