With a hate if things flexible , if possible would come up out if the existing soil socket with a 90° then another 90° running parallel with the wall , socket facing the pan outlet and straight connector between the two. Apologies if already suggested.
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Pan connectors
- Thread starter ldoodle
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Actually, just seen this one: https://mcalpineplumbing.com/wc-con...ain-end-outlet-straight-flexible-wc-connector
This seems like the best option if I end up with a push-fit socket (however I end up with one)?
It's tricky to do, but you could remove the stub of pipe from inside the socket in the floor... A lot depends on how well it was glued in, but there are methods.
Probably not a DIY job though as if I mess the current fitting up I'd have to bust out the ceiling below to make it good again... the toilet faces the outside wall, where the stack is and to get to the toilet the waste runs across the bathroom in the joist bay.
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