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I have been having some real problems trying to get a standard plastic connector (at the end of the flush pipe) to fit securely into the aperture at the rear of a back-to-wall WC. After using a small amount of silicone on the connector and it failing to remain watertight I tried instead using a couple of different types of connectors (these were rubber) following advice from the plumbers’ merchant. With both of these also failing to work I called the manufacturers, Twyfords, to ascertain whether there was a specific connector required for the job, but they assured me that the standard type (with the four tapered fins) was suitable.
This is driving me nuts. Anybody have any advice, please?
This is driving me nuts. Anybody have any advice, please?