Have a low level toilet with the waste pipe exiting through the floor. I plan on using a bent pan connector into it. However the connector is still too far back to fit the flush pipe. Is there an extension peace I can put in to the bend pan connector to allow the toilet to be for further forward?
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Low level toilet and bend pan connector
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Many of them. Google is your friend. Try McAlpine, though there are others. There are many lengths of horizontal part before the turn down.
There is a cut-to fit extension if you need it, which I doubt.
The flush pipe is probably close enough to 32mm that you could make a pipe to fit
There is a cut-to fit extension if you need it, which I doubt.
The flush pipe is probably close enough to 32mm that you could make a pipe to fit
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You could try a bent soil connector with fins and a piece of soil pipe and a straight pan connector, or use an extension pan connector to seal between the bent and use a straight, if any of this makes sense.
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I have re-read. we need a photo!
It sounds like you have an S trap if the china goes into the floor.
In that case your problem is likely to be the opposite of what I and @Stuckinarut thought, and you may need something like a McAlpine
WC-CONQ or a WC-CONQP.
This is the P version. More likely you'd want the non-P which has the normal fins at the bottom but the online pictures of that are poor.
It sounds like you have an S trap if the china goes into the floor.
In that case your problem is likely to be the opposite of what I and @Stuckinarut thought, and you may need something like a McAlpine
WC-CONQ or a WC-CONQP.
This is the P version. More likely you'd want the non-P which has the normal fins at the bottom but the online pictures of that are poor.
The waste is too far back so I need a bent pan connector, then another fitting to extend the waste in to the room abit to fit the toilet spigot. I can't cut the flush pipe any further back as it would be on the bent section
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A picture ......
You can usually replace the whole flush pipe with 32mm. You can use 45's, slow elbows, knuckle elbows street (M & F) elbows etc.
You can use a flexy waste pipe if you want.
You can usually replace the whole flush pipe with 32mm. You can use 45's, slow elbows, knuckle elbows street (M & F) elbows etc.
You can use a flexy waste pipe if you want.
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