On Mon, 9 May 2011 09:52:53 +0100, "MuddyMike"
wrote:


km wrote in message ...
I am planning the replacement of bathroom suite. Looking at the waste
pipe coming from the back of the WC it appears it was installed with
some "make-do" cutting of the pipe to accommodate an unusual angle
into the waste pipe running to the stack which is on the other side of
the house.

What way is recommended for cutting such a big pipe? Hacksaw, angle
grinder?

Cutting before fitting should make it a do-able job for me but until I
take up the floorboards I don't know whether any cutting will be
necessary of the pipe while in place. What suggestions does anyone
have to help if that is needed?


I used one of these when tiling a floor raised the pan above the line of the
soil pipe. They also come with a 90 degree bend built in. Might one solve
your problem?
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Plum.../sd2887/p52263

Mike

Thanks Mike

I understood that flexible connectors were prone to clogging. If
cutting is too awkward then I will use flexible.

km