Old toilet waste

[morg]

Hi, Looking for some help please!

I'm currently repairing the concrete/base around existing toilet waste pipe.

As I'm at this stage, thought I'd ask Is there need to do anything with the old waste? (1960s waste)
The flange/collar sits above concrete slab level about 100mm. The waste runs out towards the red brick.

Planning on fitting a new toilet, probably a 'back to wall type' if possible.

Waste is currently 180mm from wall, but note I am installing 3x2 studwork/15mm plasterboard (78mm) so waste would then be approx 100mm to plasterboard).

Cheers for any help

 

[morg]

Having read other posts, looks like I need to cut the flange off and make existing waste level with concrete base.

I think one of these toilets would work without altering the incoming mains, but not sure if it will fit current waste location

 

[denso13]

I'd fit the soil pipe against the new skirting while it's all opened up. That will give you more options when fitting the pan.

 

[morg]

Hi Denso, thanks for the help

Looks like I need to cut existing clay pipe and fit something like this?

Thanks

 

[morg]

Or this can be bought / made up

 

[denso13]

That's better, to just above the floor then the pan connector can fit into that.

 

[morg]

Great thanks denso, much appreciated for your help

Do I install it just above 'finished floor' or just above concrete base?

Cheers

 

[denso13]

Just above and you can screed to it, not critical though.

 

[morg]

Great thanks again denso