being an idiot while i was removing my old toilet to fit my new one i broke the cast iron collar that comes out of the wall....can i get a connector that fits to my wc and that will go inside my cast iron pipe or will i have to reoplace the t junction on the outside stack...thank you
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If you know anyone with a 9" angle grinder, you could cut the CI pipe near to the wall. You can get an extension piece, cut to size then then pan connector suggested by Kev.
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thats why they make these
kev what is the name for the first connector that you showed me and am i right in thinking that the black rubber seal goes around the join of the cast iron pipe and the new extension pipe ...sorry for being thick ....
multiquick pan connector is the first
extension the second
the first goes onto the pan the second goes inside the pipe and is cut to lengh to suit
extension the second
the first goes onto the pan the second goes inside the pipe and is cut to lengh to suit
The Mcalpine Wc-Con2 Wc Connector Straight 260mm does in one go. It has a loo socket but the bit that goes into the soil pipe is long - one less joint to worry about. Con2 fits 110mm pipe, con2B fits 90mm pipe.
It's adjustable by sliding the seal along it but you have to make sure the seal goes fully into the soil pipe.
You should cut the CI socket off if you can - it may get in the way and you can't see if the connector is in the pipe properly. About 1/2 hour with a hacksaw.
It's adjustable by sliding the seal along it but you have to make sure the seal goes fully into the soil pipe.
You should cut the CI socket off if you can - it may get in the way and you can't see if the connector is in the pipe properly. About 1/2 hour with a hacksaw.
Dal, That half hour hacksaw, any idea where i can get one?
gotta be cheaper than a new grinder wheel.
gotta be cheaper than a new grinder wheel.
Aint no Multiquick...those are cheap imitations with a smaller range of sizeskevplumb said:multiquick pan connector is the first
extension the second
the first goes onto the pan the second goes inside the pipe and is cut to lengh to suit
Do`nt go all generic on us.....Olskool plumski. what a moniker DIYnot Local
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