TurboFlush vs WaterEasy

[Hadventurous]

The sewer runs down the side of the house. To travel to the sewer I’d have a 5.5m run through a dining room with oak on solid floor so I had ruled that out.

 

[Hadventurous]

I’ve drawn sewer on plans...

 

[Hadventurous]

I’m seriously considering running it without a macerator now and just accepting a lower flow on the limb outside and putting an access port there!

Thanks for the advice.

 

[dilalio]

If the manhole is deep enough you could still follow the route around the house but have some or all of the run underground!

 

[oilboffin]

I'd do whatDilalio says I would not use a poo blender.Bob

 

[Hadventurous]

Thanks... Thats a good idea actually. I could just dig up some paving and meet it underground.

 

[Hadventurous]

Would I need access points/covers when it goes underground or at bends? Also how often do you put manholes etc... I need to look how to plan this if its an underground run but don't know where to start

 

[endecotp]

Underground drainage needs building regulations approval & inspection.

 

[Hadventurous]

Just sat and tried this... I cannot fit a 4" pipe behind the oven in the kitchen (without massively chiseling the wall back and potentially supporting it against neighbours wall)... I couldn't face pulling all of the units forward. Looks like its back to the macerator...

 

[just pumps]

If you must go the macerator route strongly suggest you spend more $ those 2 you mentioned really are the lower end of the market. A few now are designed for easy retrieval of things accidentally flushed away.

 

[Hadventurous]

Thanks - which ones are those which are designed for getting things out of?

 

[just pumps]

Wc only - Saniflo up
Wc & basin - Sanitop up

Thanks - which ones are those which are designed for getting things out of?