Connecting toilet to cast pipe

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I am fitting a toilet in one of my rented properties I am doing up. The stack inner diameter is 3 1/2 inch cast which goes straight down into ground. I need to use a standard plastic swan neck pan connector to get toilet back but am unsure how to get it connected into stack without cementing.


I am reading the MKS7 might do ?

Does this fit directly into a cast stack ?

If so do I then need a piece of 4 inch plastic soil to go in the MKS7 then connect the swan pan connector to it or is it just a straight MKS7 then then the swan neck pan connector will fit into this ?

Thanks
 
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Couple of ways you could do it.....

Trim an adjustable 3 1/2" extension piece, fit to the cast
WC-EXTB_5.jpg

then fit the 90 Deg rigid into that
WC-CONQ_5.jpg

These are McAlpine BTW, both adjustable length.
 
Couple of ways you could do it.....

Trim an adjustable 3 1/2" extension piece, fit to the cast
WC-EXTB_5.jpg

then fit the 90 Deg rigid into that
WC-CONQ_5.jpg

These are McAlpine BTW, both adjustable length.
Will the swan neck fit right in the extension or do you still need to insert a tiny piece of 4 inch plastic pipe ?

Would the MkS3 to swan neck do as Wickes sell the MKS3 for delivery.
 
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I don't use multikwik stuff but looking at the dimensions then yes, that extension will fit the cast, if your cast is 3 1/2", then the pan connector will fit into that.
 
I don't use multikwik stuff but looking at the dimensions then yes, that extension will fit the cast, if your cast is 3 1/2", then the pan connector will fit into that.
Thanks for prompt reply.

Am I right in saying the other end of the pipe not the the stack end is 4 inch to fit directly into my connector ?
 
Not sure cooper, it's not very specific on diameter and as I mentioned it's always McAlpine I use.

It is described as an extension for a multikwik connector though, so going by that I would consider that it means that it's an extension for the standard 110mm pan connector.
 

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