DIY disaster in the kitchen

[diyzakuzi]

I was trying to the install connections for my dishwasher on my own.

Plan was to hook drainage pipe from the end of dishwasher to the existing drainage pipe.This is pvc pipe drainage pipe which runs from the kitchen sink up soil. I cut the pipe believing it must be 40mm in diameter to put a Tee piece connector and run into a big problem!!!
Being the property is quite old and god knows when this drainage pipe had been installed, the diameter for this pipe is 45mm. I searched all over the internet , called all plumber centers but no one sales 45mm dia. PVC pipes. Its comes only in sizes 32mm, 40mm and 50mm.

Some one suggested an idea of going for reducer, but again I couldn't find any reducer which goes from 45mm to 40mm.

So only solution left is to replace all the exsting pipe with 40mm pvc pipe.

Please can someone suggest any better solution to avoid hassle of replacing the whole pipework in the kitchen.

[ultimatehandyman]

Here is a reducer-

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/81383/Plu ... ng-38-45mm

[thescruff]

Terrain, Polyplum, osma etc solvent weld all measures 45mm od, I would not expect to have any problem buying a tee piece and fittings, although for a dishwasher, I would swop the sink trap for one with a purpose made fitting

[Stoday]

It's the old imperial 1¾ inch size.

[thescruff]

It's the old imperial 1¾ inch size.

Actually Stoday it's the old imperial 11/2" ID size

As I said above Terrain, Polyplum, Osma solvent weld fits perfectly well

[diyzakuzi]

thanks for your advice guys. I'm ordering Flexi Waste Straight Coupling 38- 45mm - qty2 and one tee piece 32mm. -qty1 . do i need anything else to plug in a dishwasher pipe waste pipe into 45mm waste pipe?