Hello,
I would be grateful for your advice,
Please see the cast iron stack - pics below. I like to attach a pvc pipe to the iron pipe that sticks out. The piping work will then run through to connect to the pipes into the kitchen etc.
I would like to know what are the appropriate connections? It seems the plumber that plumbed in my kitchen did not do a great job and it has been the main cause of blockages. There was probably copper piping work there before but it was removed to put a make shift PVC pipe connection.
The iron/ copper pipe sticks out in a diagonal position (its really award position which I can't really see fully ). Its 1.5 inches long, 2inch thickness with a 40mm diameter hole.
We have tried rubber couplings 2" by 2" & reducing rubber coupling 2inch by (1.5 &1"). The rubber couplings 4.5inches in length and the iron pipe that sticks out is only 1.5inches in length so the couplings still cause it too leak. From trying different ways it seems a pipe needs to be connected by the hole and not about the outer surface of the pipe (the groves from outside of the pipe show that its already has a protection -if that makes sense).
Any other suggestions? I will call a plumber but I have done this year and none of them took the initiative to get to the source of the main problem....
Many thanks
Leo