flexible compression pipe

[curium]

Hi, I'm fitting a bathroom sink but I'm having real problems aligning the waste pipe with the basin trap.

Basically due to imperfections in the sink the exit of the P-trap is tilted up slightly meaning the waste pipe is having to be angled slightly to couple with it.

What would really be helpful would be a flexible length of pipe with a compression fitting to connect with the P-trap and the other end to be solvent welded to the length of 32mm waste pipe.

Does such a thing exist and can I pick one up on a Sunday?

Cheers!

 

[Burnerman]

Look at Toolstations 45626 for a flexy, but you'll possibly need a compression straight to connect it to the solvent weld.
There may well be other types, I don't know.
John

 

[curium]

Look at Toolstations 45626 for a flexy, but you'll possibly need a compression straight to connect it to the solvent weld.
There may well be other types, I don't know.
John

Thanks for that but it's not got the correct ends. The exit to the P-trap has got threads so I guess I need a plain end with washers and a compression nut to connect to that.

 

[Burnerman]

Is 99442 any nearer?
Maybe 21901?
John

 

[curium]

Is 99442 any nearer?
Maybe 21901?
John

21901 looks good. A bit long though. I'm beginning to think this plumbing lark is more art than science. A slight imperfection has left me scrabbling for a makeshift solution.
I'll see if I can pick one of these up from the local plumbers merchant before ordering online.

 

[htgeng]

I'm beginning to think this plumbing lark is more art than science.

Amen to that!

 

[dextrous]

I'm beginning to think this plumbing lark is more art than science.

Amen to that!

Indeed, there are quite a load of "artists" of a certain sort on here

 

[Happyplumber]

I'm beginning to think this plumbing lark is more art than science.

Amen to that!

What are you saying amen for ,i thought you said in another thread you are are not plumber but heating engineer,what ever that means!!!