what is the name of the fitting on the 90.... where can i get one? installing a new toilet so want to replace the old gear View media item 30507
toilet connection
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Pan connector 90 degrees......you can get them long or short. Choose carefully and you can cut a long one down a bit if you need to.
That could be a space saving type - can't really see.
John
That could be a space saving type - can't really see.
John
hey... i know the 90 multiwik but see the connection on the floor think it mite be on 5inch connection or something
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Take your one out and bring it to the local plumbers merchant, don't worry about the 'dirt' on it as they will be used to it. Isn't that right Nige.
Andy
Isn't that right Nige. Andy
The height and projection of WC outlets vary, so a different suite may need a different length or style of pan connector anyway.
The projection (distance from the wall) of the outlet of a close coupled WC may only become clear once the cistern is assembled on top of the pan.
If the pan connector is fitted into a socket instead of a plain soil pipe, inserting a short piece of 4" pipe into the socket may improve the fit.
IMO Flexible pan connectors are best avoided - they are just a blockage waiting to happen.
The projection (distance from the wall) of the outlet of a close coupled WC may only become clear once the cistern is assembled on top of the pan.
If the pan connector is fitted into a socket instead of a plain soil pipe, inserting a short piece of 4" pipe into the socket may improve the fit.
IMO Flexible pan connectors are best avoided - they are just a blockage waiting to happen.
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