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Soil Specification
Heritage Foundry LCC Push-Fit Soil Pipe
R11 Above Ground Foul Drainage System
General
- Gravity foul drainage system.
- Sanitary and waste pipework, ventilating pipework.
System performance
- Design standard
- To BS EN 12056: Code of practice for gravity drainage systems.
- Collection and distribution of foul water
- Complete, and without leakage or noise nuisance.
- Design parameters
- Self-cleansing, and without blockage, crossflow, backfall, leakage, odours or noise. Pipework pressure fluctuations: ±38mm (max). Trap water seal: 25mm (min).
Products (typical specification): Heritage LCC push-fit cast iron
- Reference
- Heritage LCC push-fit cast iron soil and waste system.
- Size
- 50mm (2”) diameter / 100mm (4”) diameter.
- Colour
- Black semi-gloss.
- Joint type
- Push-fit sockets fitted with 2 EPDM rubber sealing gaskets.
- Fixing
- Fixed to the wall at approximately 1.83m centres, through the ears integral to the pipe or with separate galvanised steel holderbats. Round or dome head galvanised plugged coach screws with washers are recommended.
- Accessories
- Bends, branches, access pipes, swan necks, plinth offsets.
General description
Finishes. Heritage LCC push-fit soil and waste pipes and fittings are factory coated with a 2-pack semi-gloss paint finish, suitable for internal and external installations. All pipe also has a yellow ochre two-part internal coating.
Standards. Heritage LCC push-fit waste pipes and fittings comply with BS 416: Discharge, ventilating pipes and fittings, sand cast or spun in cast iron, Part 2. Heritage LCC push-fit systems also comply with the relevant sections of the Building Regulations throughout the United Kingdom. The synthetic rubber gaskets comply with BS EN 681-1.
Installation. BS 8000: Workmanship on building sites, Part 13, Code of practice for above ground drainage and sanitary appliances, 1989 is applicable.
Suitability. Cast iron should not be used for conveying acid wastes, or laid unprotected in any soil conditions where corrosion could occur.
On-site storage. To avoid accidental damage to collars or pipe ends, store pipes horizontally, blocked up clear of the ground and preferably under cover.
Imperial dimensions. All products are made to the original imperial dimensions. This gives a compatible interchange between old and new pipes and fittings, and makes it more likely that the original fixing holes can be re-used when an existing installation is repaired or replaced.
Pipe fixing and support. Holderbats for plugging and screwing to walls are available. Use bobbins to pack out the holderbat, to give a 32mm painting gap for pipes up to 50mm (2”) diameter and 38mm for 100mm (4”) diameter pipes. For fixing centres, refer to BS 8000: Maximum distance between sanitary pipe supports, Table 1.
Pipe joints. Make pipe joints with push-fit sockets and rubber gaskets, available in 3 versions: eared, plain and slip sockets. Fit them with the gasket relaxing tool and an appropriate lubricant.
Testing. The Building Regulations 1991, Requirement H1, Approved Document paragraph 1.7(a) requires that all pipes, fittings and joints can withstand an air or smoke test of at least 38mm gauge for 3 minutes.
Heritage Foundry LCC Soil Pipe
R11 Above Ground Foul Drainage System
General
- Gravity foul drainage system.
- Sanitary and waste pipework, ventilating pipework.
System performance
- Design standard
- To BS EN 12056-1:2000, BS EN 12056-2:2000 and National Annexes NA to NG.
- Collection and distribution of foul water
- Complete, and without leakage or noise nuisance.
- Design parameters
- Self-cleansing, and without blockage, crossflow, backfall, leakage, odours or noise. Pipework pressure fluctuations: ±38mm (max). Trap water seal: 25mm (min).
Products (typical specification): Heritage LCC traditional cast iron
- Reference
- Heritage LCC cast iron soil and waste system.
- Size
- 50mm (2”) diameter / 100mm (4”) diameter.
- Colour
- Black.
- Joint type
- Spigot and socket.
- Fixing
- Fixed to the wall at approximately 1.83m centres, through the ears integral to the pipe or with separate galvanised steel holderbats. Round or dome head galvanised plugged screws with washers are recommended.
- Accessories
- Bends, branches, access pipes, swan necks, plinth offsets.
General description
Finishes. Heritage LCC soil and waste pipes and fittings are factory-dipped in bitumen in accordance with BS 416. Where gloss painting is required.
Standards. Heritage LCC waste pipes and fittings comply with BS 416: Discharge, ventilating pipes and fittings, sand cast or spun in cast iron, Part 1, 1990. Heritage LCC systems also comply with the relevant sections of the Building Regulations throughout the United Kingdom.
Installation. BS 8000: Workmanship on building sites, Part 13, Code of practice for above ground drainage and sanitary appliances, 1989 is applicable.
Suitability. Cast iron should not be used for conveying acid wastes, or laid unprotected in any soil conditions where corrosion could occur.
On-site storage. To avoid accidental damage to collars or pipe ends, store pipes horizontally, blocked up clear of the ground and preferably under cover.
Imperial dimensions. All products are made to the original imperial dimensions. This gives a compatible interchange between old and new pipes and fittings, and makes it more likely that the original fixing holes can be re-used when an existing installation is repaired or replaced.
Pipe fixing and support. Holderbats for plugging and screwing to walls are available. Use bobbins to pack out the holderbat, to give a 32mm painting gap for pipes up to 50mm (2”) diameter and 38mm for 100mm (4”) diameter pipes. For fixing centres, refer to BS 8000: Maximum distance between sanitary pipe supports, Table 1.
Pipe joints. Make pipe joints with a caulking of 6mm diameter yarn, now available only in glass fibre instead of the traditional tarred yarn, with a minimum 38mm thickness of lead wool, well compacted.
Testing. The Building Regulations 1991, Requirement H1, Approved Document paragraph 1.7(a) requires that all pipes, fittings and joints can withstand an air or smoke test of at least 38mm gauge for 3 minutes.

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