I'm in the process of fitting the pipework for a new bathroom.
I haven't yet chosen the toilet but need to decide where to put the water feed. The toilet will be a freestanding but not a "back to the wall" type so there will be a small amount of access to the pipework. The water supply will be coming up from the floor and I will fit an isolating valve a couple of inches above the floor, such that the toilet can be plumbed in when I have it.
Is there a "standard" position to put the water feed relative to the soil pipe? My thought is to position it as close as is practical (leaving a gap of maybe 15mm?) to one side so that it is accessible but likely to be hidden behind the toilet. I would anticipate positioning it with a similar gap to the rear wall.
Is this a good idea or should it be further "out
I haven't yet chosen the toilet but need to decide where to put the water feed. The toilet will be a freestanding but not a "back to the wall" type so there will be a small amount of access to the pipework. The water supply will be coming up from the floor and I will fit an isolating valve a couple of inches above the floor, such that the toilet can be plumbed in when I have it.
Is there a "standard" position to put the water feed relative to the soil pipe? My thought is to position it as close as is practical (leaving a gap of maybe 15mm?) to one side so that it is accessible but likely to be hidden behind the toilet. I would anticipate positioning it with a similar gap to the rear wall.
Is this a good idea or should it be further "out
