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Default Toilet waste pipe - floor mounted!

On Fri, 20 Oct 2006 17:34:44 +0100, guv wrote:


In my downstairs loo, we wish to replace the existng WC and do
something to cover the clay waste pipe and enable floor tiling to take
place.

We currently have a non coupled WC/Cistern, which I am assuming will
have to be the same - unless we created a false wall to hang the
cystern, or dig up and move the exisitng.

So a relatively easy question....

That is the best way to replace the loo and is there anything in
particular (ie a name) that I need to ask for? Everywhere I look, all
I ever see are WCs with waste pipes coming out to meet a wall. The
exisiting one has an upsidedown U bend to take it to the floor - with
no flexability.

I am obviously also concerned about removing this pipe - since
damagiing the exisiting clay fitting, is likely to be expense (I would
think!)

Any helpful advise appreciated.


They are called P trap and S trap bogs.

You have an S trap and all the new ones are P trap.

 
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