Advice connecting toilet to soil pipe

[Pootle25]

I've removed an old leaking downstairs cloakroom toilet and the pipework connecting the toilet to the soil pipe seemed like a real bodge of different pieces of pipe. I want to reconnect the new toilet in the "right" way.

I've taken it all out back to where the orange soil pipe comes up vertically to the concrete floor.

I was planning to put a drain connector like this into the end of the orange pipe:

https://www.screwfix.com/p/mcalpine-push-fit-single-socket-drain-connector-black-110mm/4255v

Can I simply push a single socket bend into this drain connector?

https://www.screwfix.com/p/floplast-push-fit-92-5-single-socket-bend-black-110mm/70115

I would then add a short length of 110mm pipe to the socket end of the bend to bring the pipe through a false wall then a pan connector onto the toilet.

Any better suggestions gratefully received.

 

[CountryFan]

I would then add a short length of 110mm pipe to the socket end of the bend to bring the pipe through a false wall then a pan connector onto the toilet.

Any better suggestions gratefully received.

Your orange pipe, if it has a seal on it then just add the short length of 110mm pipe and pan connector, but if no seal and Ian just pipe, then yes a drain connector, short piece of pipe and pan connector. Or, depending on how much you have on show, a long tailed pan connector?