Connecting toilet

[williamglossop]

Ive just fitted a new bathroom, but the problem is that due to layout - you can see the WC waste connection quite obviously.

I woul like to make it more sightly and considered one of these........

http://www.bathroomz.com/online-sto...eramic-WC-Pan-Connector-330mm-XZ18070010#zoom

But, how does the none wc end connect to a 110 waste pipe? I have a few inches of the 110 waste pipe projecting into the bathroom through the wall. If i use a normal straight connector it looks gash. Just cant work out how these ceramic connectors connect to 110 plastic waste pipe.

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

The description state that it is a pan connector, so providing they are not telling porkies!
It should just fit like a standard pan connectors does. With one end for spigot and the other for branch/soil pipe.
If you check your link, they have a facility to leave a message if you require more info!

 

[just pumps]

Just paint what you have in whatever colour you choose. That item is plastic not ceramic.

 

[stardanny]

http://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-White-Straight-Soil-Pan-Connector/p/431975

Can't you use this, cut the soil pipe flush with wall, insert pan connector inside soil pipe. Look good, all white and tidy.

Daniel.

 

[stardanny]

Just paint what you have in whatever colour you choose. That item is plastic not ceramic.

I think it is definitely ceramic, look at the price.

Daniel.

 

[williamglossop]

I've found the installation instructions online - sez to use plumbers putty. I've got a normal plastic pan connector (the wickes one from above) but it isn't long enough

 

[stardanny]

What pan has you got? Close coupled or low level pan?

Daniel.

 

[Hugh Jaleak]

I'd want more than "Plumbers putty" making the seal. You either need to use a normal pan connector (http://www.screwfix.com/p/floplast-sp101-straight-connector-white/17227) and an extension (http://www.screwfix.com/p/floplast-sp104-extension-piece-white/12078) to bridge the gap, or you need to extend the existing soil pipe further into the room to meet the pan.

If you don't, bodges will be highly likely to come back and haunt you.