John Rumm wrote:

On 17/11/2012 08:52, A.Lee wrote:
I've got a bit of a problem with a close fitting toilet pan, it was
fitted in July with a flexi pan connector, as a 'normal' 90 degree
connector just would not fit, as the pan end was too short.
A combination of a straight connector, and a 90 deg was too long, so I
had no choice at the time but to fit a flexi, which seemed to work well
enough.
Now, 5 months later, the flexi has got a kink in it, causing a slight
blockage, due to being bent rather more than it is designed to, so I
need to sort it out.

The one in this pic would be perfect:
http://www.robertson.co.nz/Products/Detail.aspx?id=13588

Would something like:

http://www.mcalpineplumbing.com/4-11...connector.html

with a straight extension in the socket no do the trick?

Unfortunately not. I've tried all combinations of fittings, and the one
I linked to is the only one that comes close to what I require.
A normal 90 degree would fit fine, if, the pan connector bit was around
40-50mm longer.
It is just too tight to fit a straight connector into the 90 deg., and I
cannot seem to find anything suitable.

I did fit a similar one a few years ago, and used a Roca connector,
which would be perfect, except no-one seems to do them any more.

Oh well, maybe time to hack one up in the garage.

Ta
Alan.

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