Pan connector with 32mm waste inlet PLUS Ofset?

[neds]

Installing a basin where there was none. Don't really want to knock another hole for another waste pipe and wondering if I can just get away with a pan connector with waste inlet. The problem being is that I'm going to be tiling the floor (12mm ply + 5mm tile)so the new toilet is going to be raised slightly so the spigot will now be misaligned. No problem an offset pan connector will sort that. I cant seem to find one with a waste inlet though?

Also why is it that I can get away with installing a WC pan connector with waste inlet at the same level as the toilet waste however a new waste for say a 32mm waste has to be a certain distance lower than the toilet waste?

Cheers!

 

[GPlumb]

Is the soil pipe cast iron or plastic?

 

[neds]

Plastic soil pipe. I was thinking of using a strap on boss as there is a good 2/3" of free pipe before the pan connector connects...

 

[neds]

Any ideas? Also can someone confirm its OK to Boss the basin waste into the stack above or below where the toilet waste connects into the soil pipe. This is obviously if I cant find a way of connecting straight to the WC pan and need to drill through the wall.

Cheers.

 

[seco services]

yes you can go straight into stack above or below if on the same side as wc connector.

 

[Biggles..]

Mcalpine short flexi pan connector with buit in 32mm inlet should do you,just cut back the stack so you can get it in then stretch it out.

 

[neds]

Cheers lads. Will look into that flexi pan connector didn't realise they came with waste inlets too as I couldn't find them anywhere.

 

[seco services]

is the toilet already connected to the soil pipe by a rigid waste pipe ?

 

[neds]

Yeah at the moment its a straight through connection.