grumanpi
Oct 6, 2005, 02:42 AM
The question I'm about to ask is very similer to others for verticle waste not horizontal and the answers don't seem to fit what I have so apologies if I'm repeating something?
My toilet backs on to an outside wall and connects to the 4 inch upvc waste with a standard straight connector goes through the wall then 90 then short sloping run to the main stack all very simple so far. I want to turn the toilet 90 degrees which will then back onto a internal solid wall. I thought I could use a standard wc 90 elbow back to the exsisting join but the problem is the toilet with the elbow will be to far in to the corner and if I pull the wc forward there will be a gap between the wc and the internal wall. It's a p type trap close coupled toilet.
When other work in the bathroom is completed I wish to change to a back to wall type with new units behind, if these are not deep enough I will have the same problem with the new wc.
I suppose an easy fix would be to move the inlet through the wall back a bit but that's seems like a lot of work just for a few inchs or can I use 45,90 elbows or flexi pipe to do this. I suppose the shape will be like a ? Looking down on it.
Can I also connect my sink waste to this as I have seen an elbow in b&q with a 32mm inlet on the bend as the sink is going next to the wc on the internal wall? Thanks for any help in advance.
My toilet backs on to an outside wall and connects to the 4 inch upvc waste with a standard straight connector goes through the wall then 90 then short sloping run to the main stack all very simple so far. I want to turn the toilet 90 degrees which will then back onto a internal solid wall. I thought I could use a standard wc 90 elbow back to the exsisting join but the problem is the toilet with the elbow will be to far in to the corner and if I pull the wc forward there will be a gap between the wc and the internal wall. It's a p type trap close coupled toilet.
When other work in the bathroom is completed I wish to change to a back to wall type with new units behind, if these are not deep enough I will have the same problem with the new wc.
I suppose an easy fix would be to move the inlet through the wall back a bit but that's seems like a lot of work just for a few inchs or can I use 45,90 elbows or flexi pipe to do this. I suppose the shape will be like a ? Looking down on it.
Can I also connect my sink waste to this as I have seen an elbow in b&q with a 32mm inlet on the bend as the sink is going next to the wc on the internal wall? Thanks for any help in advance.