Toilet waste pipe quite far from wall, what can I do?

[Maniac]

Basically the waste outlet for my loo is in the floor, but it's miles away from the wall as per pic, meaning my loo comes out quite far into the room. From the wall to the centre of the pipe is 30cm!

Now my bathroom is not the largest room in the world - infact it's bloody tiny, so I'd quite like to get a loo which didn't come out into the room quite as far. However with the waste pipe in this position I'm not sure if this is possible??

Any ideas if I can better this without moving the waste pipe, as I don't have the time, money or want to start digging up the floor in the room.

Many thanks in advance!

Mike.

 

[slapper]

The only way to do this properly is to dig up the floor and move the soil pipe back to wall,this way you will be able to fit a close couple pan and cistern,

Otherwise you could try a ? mark pan connector to get you back a bit further,av a chat with a Plumber

 

[seco services]

you could fit a false wall.

 

[slapper]

His pan will still be stuck in the same place.FFS

 

[seco services]

His pan will still be stuck in the same place.FFS

who you saying ffs to ?

 

[glasgowgas]

think its you Seco

 

[seco services]

think its you Seco

the op already said i don't have money to dig up floor so whats he suggest. you got to dig up floor.

only best idea he came up with was chat with a plumber.

 

[picasso]

if you dont want to dig up the floor then fit a swan neck pan connector, (as slapper suggested) this will take the pan back about 100mm, back to the wall pan and concealed cistern would work ok.

 

[rojaca]

Think everyones just offering possible alternatives. ffs
1. dig up the floor ffs
2. fit ? mark pan conn' ffcs.
3. fit false wall fffs.
fs

 

[seco services]

don't you start.

 

[ThatsNotPlumb]

If you have not got the time nor money to be digging up the floor, the best thing I can suggest is this -

http://www.qssupplies.co.uk/bathroom-furniture-shower-taps/1112.htm

It will take the pan back a few inches..

 

[picasso]

a swan neck pan connector, why didint I think of that FFS

 

[roguetrader]

FFS swan neck pan connector and low level wc. cheapest option to gain a few inches. failing that like mr seco said to torrents of abuse, build a stud wall out to take a close coupled.

ffs

 

[KPlumbing]

This is a swan neck connector (or space saver) as mentioned before but from what I can see in you pic it probably won't make a difference to how far forward your new pan will be. In other words you don't have a choice unless you're prepared to go back on your word and dig out the floor.

 

[seco services]

just use a bucket s*d the pan connector.

then you can get it right in the corner.