Free standing, skirts all around but no kind of gasket underneath it either.
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Broken waste pipe
- Thread starter vegasgo
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Something like this?
So there's no access under the bath once is set down, so the waste has to be connected to the bath then it's set down onto the floor, hence wanting to use a flexi connection onto the bath waste ? Is there any room for a trap under the bath as that's usually an issue with these too.
How does the waste pipe run from the bath to the wall, is there a section that's been cut out of the skirt to allow the pipe run?
So there's no access under the bath once is set down, so the waste has to be connected to the bath then it's set down onto the floor, hence wanting to use a flexi connection onto the bath waste ? Is there any room for a trap under the bath as that's usually an issue with these too.
How does the waste pipe run from the bath to the wall, is there a section that's been cut out of the skirt to allow the pipe run?
![IMG_4137[1].JPG](https://www.diynot.com/diy/data/attachments/401/401264-9afe07e5e9dcd351f024cc0cd8025ffe.jpg?hash=mv4H5enc01)
Despite the (good) advice to avoid flexi pipes because of their tendency to accumulate muck and block, it does seem that in the case of a bath like this, which can only be stuck down, it's the way to go. Inevitably people will sit on the edge of the bath and it will move a bit, so any rigid waste pipe connection will always be subject to cracking.
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