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Replacing a floor drain, bath waste and part of the under-floor run

A job reaching into the flat's ceiling below.

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The under ceiling run before replacement, the joints on the cast iron pipeBeforeDamage diagnosed on a section of the drain pipe. The same run from another angle, rust following every single jointBeforePartial replacement of the drain indicated. The joint close up, the cast iron gone and the seal out of its socketIn progressCast iron is hard to dismantle and has to be cut. Part of the network already replaced, new PVC joined to the existing pipeFinishedThe damaged branch replaced. A new drop along the wall, the pipe running from ceiling to bathroom floorFinishedThe damaged branch replaced, seen from below. The floor opened, the new gully and the bath waste joined onto one lineFinishedIn the bathroom above, the floor drain and the bath connection replaced. The opening grouted in, the gully still reachable through the red capFinishedThe spot concreted over and prepared for masonry and tiling.
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