New toilet to existing soil waste.

[brummieaxgt]

Hi starting to test fit our new bathroom in place but run into a little issue. First bathroom i have done so be gentle.
The pictures should show it all .

This is the existing waste and new toilet close up. As you can see the soil comes in at an odd angle.

The toilet is a very close fit height wise but the angle is incorrect. Also even lifting the toilet up at angle i find the fitting is awful loose.

After a quick measurement i see the soil connection is 4.5"

Im guessing a pan connector will make up the existing 1/2"?

Would i get away with this?

Issue is i am concern this would push the toilet further away from the wall more than id like. Soil stack is cast rather than plastic. Replacing is not an option im afraid.

Any help is appreciated.

 

[newbuildinstaller]

I would

Cut the cast with a grinder as close to the wall as poss then push this in

http://www.multikwik.com/product/34/127/soil-pipe-extension-for-3-soil.html

That fitting above can be cut to length allowing you to fit this fitting

http://www.multikwik.com/product/37/147/14-bend.html

Job done with NO BODGES

Or

Clean out the collar and position the toilet outlet inside it then fill it solid with Plumbersmate

Easy and a massive bodge

 

[seco services]

This will more likely do you better an offset pan connector.

Whats the diameter of the waste pipe not the flange.

 

[brummieaxgt]

Just measure in mm this time. appox 110mm.

I would rather not grind back if i can but if need be.
I assume these pan fitting's just fit in the collar? There relatively cheap from toolstation so happy to try fitment if need be.

I have seen these

The offset would have to be slightly lower than the stack so assume this may not flush away very well?

Or there's this 14 degree one?

Should i bother with the 20mm offset?

Thank you for your replies guys.Much appreciated.

 

[newbuildinstaller]

should fit

 

[seco services]

The top ones no good thats just an offset.
The bottom ones an angled offset come in 20/40mm offsets.
You'll need to remove the flange or you won't get it into the pipe.

 

[CBF]

you need the angled one as seco said, the reason the old one is loose is that the rubber has stretched, i always replace the multiquik/pan connector when i fit a new pan

 

[brummieaxgt]

Thank you guys.
I have just removed the inner plastic sleeve leaving just the cast soil and collar.
Far more clear now. It does look like i maybe able to fit this fitting inside dependent on depth of collar to pleated section. Otherwise will hacksaw a section back.

And the edges butt up to the cast collar.

Hope that makes sense.