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Hello and thank you for tacking the time to read my post.
I am in the process of converting a garage into a bathroom as the current bathroom is so small. I have the knowledge to run all the pipework however i do not have the knowledge to best design the way i run the wastes. I plan on having a toilet, basin, bath and separate shower. The soil stack is in pretty close proximity and is cast iron. The floor level is currently the same as the path outside however i will be raising this with timber to the depth of the regulated insulation board which i imagine will be 50-100mm.
I don't no how to get all the wastes into the soil stack at the height they all need to be inserted and the number of wastes there are.
I can replace soil stack with plastic if it makes connections easier.
Is there a way of running it all into the 1 soil stack or would i need to add a separate gully drain to take the 3 wastes?
I hope i am making myself clear as I'm not the greatest at explaining. I have drawn a small diagram to help with a visual. I appreciate any help.
Regards Shaun

I am in the process of converting a garage into a bathroom as the current bathroom is so small. I have the knowledge to run all the pipework however i do not have the knowledge to best design the way i run the wastes. I plan on having a toilet, basin, bath and separate shower. The soil stack is in pretty close proximity and is cast iron. The floor level is currently the same as the path outside however i will be raising this with timber to the depth of the regulated insulation board which i imagine will be 50-100mm.
I don't no how to get all the wastes into the soil stack at the height they all need to be inserted and the number of wastes there are.
I can replace soil stack with plastic if it makes connections easier.
Is there a way of running it all into the 1 soil stack or would i need to add a separate gully drain to take the 3 wastes?
I hope i am making myself clear as I'm not the greatest at explaining. I have drawn a small diagram to help with a visual. I appreciate any help.
Regards Shaun
