WC Pan connector. Is this acceptable?

[terryplumb]

Sorry mate ,don't understand your question ?
The mcalpine code I gave is for an extended inlet pan connector ,which appears to fit the bill for your needs

 

[Restoration man]

You said early on the other day.

I think McAlpine do an angled pan connector that will suit ,but I can't remember what their code is.

I wondered why angled.

Cheers

 

[terryplumb]

Angled pan connector is what you have in your posted pics. The extended inlet ,is the horizontal bit thats longer than usual....which is what you need.

 

[Restoration man]

Oh ok dughb!

I thought an angled connector was a 45deg connector. But I'm sure that's probably called a 45deg connector!!!

Thanks for your help.

Cheers

 

[terryplumb]

Ha ha , if its not a straight connector ,its angled in some way . Welcome to the world of plumbing mate....if your not confused now.... You will be !!

 

[dilalio]

https://mcalpineplumbing.com/wc-con...able-length-extended-inlet-rigid-wc-connector

 

[Gasguru]

Yeah I'm planning putting a piece of grey soil pipe in there if I can cut it straight!

Cheers

Wrap a sheet of A4 round the pipe..draw round the circumference and rotate the pipe as you cut.