WC move

[MrT]

Hi

I have had a request whilst fitting a new toilet if it can be moved slightly to the left a little as it is v close to the wall at present and your knees knock the radiator!!!!

Is there a way of doing this with a pan connector - a flexi one wouldn't do it as it only needs moving 6 inches or so and i dont like flexi pan connectors anyway.

Is there a fitting out there that does the job or a combination of two that would do it?

thanks

 

[jpm]

Two bent pan connectors would sort it.

 

[Puddle]

I now what you mean about flexible pan connectors,they can be abused,have seen some right strange connections
however what you have in mind just moving pan over,they are ideal

 

[jpm]

Sorry puddle I disagree with you mate 6" is too much of a bend and ribs collect to much solids with these it's easy and cheap enough with 2 bent pc's one long and cut down if needed but it's £10 tops.Cheers John

 

[Puddle]

For some reason was picturing waste outlet going into floor,therefore only small curve in flexi connector
If waste going out rear,I agree with you,jpm.would advise pan connectors,if two 90' to tight,hunter do a wide range of angled connectors that would do the trick

WC Connectors - Plumbing, Drainage Systems, Hunter, Hunter Plastics UK

 

[jpm]

From that link 2 s221's (cut down)and maybe a need for a s226 would suit.And 90's swivel both ways so vertical or horizontal soil makes no difference.

 

[MrT]

sorry - yes it is a horizontal waste - will try the 2 bent ones (ooh er!!!)

Thanks chaps

 

[newbie1]

For some reason was picturing waste outlet going into floor,therefore only small curve in flexi connector
If waste going out rear,I agree with you,jpm.would advise pan connectors,if two 90' to tight,hunter do a wide range of angled connectors that would do the trick

WC Connectors - Plumbing, Drainage Systems, Hunter, Hunter Plastics UK

i though all waste went out the rear ooeerr