Macerator - swept bends on discharge?

[jjpearce05]

I wish to install a macerator for a ground floor toilet.

I need to go out through the wall and around an external corner.

Is something like this suitable Grey 32mm Solvent 90 Degree Swept Bend ? With maybe a swept tee such as this White 32mm Solvent 90 Degree Tee when it exits the wall?

If not, what do people recommend please?

 

[Ben-gee]

Usually I would recommend using two 45’s in place of a 90, as it offers less resistance. But read manufacturers instructions.

 

[townfanjon]

Personally I would go copper , never liked the idea of plastic.

 

[Jerry]

Personally I would go copper , never liked the idea of plastic.

Eh?

 

[oz-plumber]

Just read the MI's.
Follow whatever they say and should you have a problem, you will be able to prove that you have followed their instructions.

32mm sounds a little on the small side to me for a toilet waste, but I haven't read the MI's

 

[townfanjon]

Eh?

Copper waste instead of plastic , or have I misread the post . I wont do them in plastic .

 

[WC1]

Yes copper, pulled bends if you can. Might get better results from 22 than 32 anyway less strain on pump. Mi's, mi's and again mi's. Make sure you obey the rules on fall or the device will be the bane of your life and ensure you are confident supplying power (usually an unswitched fused spur) or get a spark in.

 

[Best]

@rpm

 

[rpm]

Just read the MI's.
Follow whatever they say and should you have a problem, you will be able to prove that you have followed their instructions.

32mm sounds a little on the small side to me for a toilet waste, but I haven't read the MI's

Guess everything is bigger in Oz

 

[rpm]

@rpm

You don`t need me to comment on this.

 

[Best]

You don`t need me to comment on this.

I just thought it was your specialist subject.

 

[rpm]

I just thought it was your specialist subject.

It is, however what with the influx of "know it all" rude youngsters on here and a new project I have better ways of spending my time.