About 6 months ago I had a new WC installed. On the black plastic soil pipe run outside the property, as the pipe length was not long enough a connector and an additional length of pipe had to be fitted by the installers. I noticed recently that the run is not completely straight as the pipes were connected slightly out of true and I was concerned about the flow. It's not much, but the inserted length of about 1 metre is nearly level.
As the installation and the drop, is according to regulation (passed by building control), should I worry about this little bit? The area is a little difficult to reach and the joint seems to be stuck fast. The builder, not the plumber, who worked on the project tried to straighten it out, but it wouldn't budge.
I'm not sure how these joins are usually made, ie just push fitted or with the use of glue but is there a way to work the pipe and connector without stressing it or should I just leave it as it is?
As the installation and the drop, is according to regulation (passed by building control), should I worry about this little bit? The area is a little difficult to reach and the joint seems to be stuck fast. The builder, not the plumber, who worked on the project tried to straighten it out, but it wouldn't budge.
I'm not sure how these joins are usually made, ie just push fitted or with the use of glue but is there a way to work the pipe and connector without stressing it or should I just leave it as it is?