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Thank you kindly. So this choice won't give problems having the odd kink and bend during its, quite short, journey to connect to the toilet? Just want to be absolutly sure, given that whilst looking at previous threads I seem to recall that the fewer bends the better, and that the flexible...

Hope someone can help me with this issue, have scoured previous posts to try and find help, but wasn't able to find anything that directly answered my problem-possibly because it's so simple!? I bought a new CC toilet last year which still hasn't been fitted, in fact I only recently offerred...

They are some pipes that used to feed a shower, therefore I guess they are mains hot & cold, so this should still be ok?

Thank you kindly, i'm not at all :oops: hehe

Having read the FAQ and a number of other posts, I seem to be unable to find an answer to this (perhaps because it's such a basic question!), however, I know less than an average 5 year old about anything related to plumbing/central heating. I have 2 pipes (HW/CW) which are currently capped...