1"½ waste pipe going uphill?

[Illuminate]

I need to connect a 1"½ kitchen waste pipe to a drain but it will have to go at a slight uphill.

I have never had to deal with this before and I like advice on what best to use and model. I am aware that a macerator pump can be used?

any help welcome t. T

 

[Chuck]

I think what you are looking for is a 'lifting station' rather than a macerator. Manufacturers, e.g. Saniflo, publish selection guides.

@rpm is very knowledgeable about this type of problem, so if you post a few more details, e.g. distances and height differences volumes of waste (domestic vs commercial kitchen?) I'd expect him to be able to give some specific models.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Can’t you drop it at all ?

 

[Illuminate]

I would say it is a distance of about 8 meters, and it has about a 300mm incline. This is domestic use hut on a small scale. The kitchen sink is mainly used to make drinks and wash hands. I am retricted to get a fall

 

[PETE 123]

Might sound silly could you raise the sink.

 

[Illuminate]

Might sound silly could you raise the sink

Might sound silly could you raise the sink.

It is on a kitchen unit and there are other obstacles in the way.

 

[king of pipes]

Can you post a picture ??

 

[rpm]

I would say it is a distance of about 8 meters, and it has about a 300mm incline. This is domestic use hut on a small scale. The kitchen sink is mainly used to make drinks and wash hands. I am retricted to get a fall

If you can run a pipe vertically first then slope the pipe downward to the drain then something like the small Sanishower will do or the bigger Sanivite for certain will do the job.