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Moving a toilet...
How easy would it be for someone with limited plumbing skills (I've added an
outside tap, and re-routed a few pipes before now) to move a toilet.... about 8 inches to one side? I feel confident about doing the water supply/over flow bits, but it's the soil pipe that worries me. Currently the soil pipe comes straight out the back of the toilet, through the wall, along a couple feet of pipe, and into the main stack. I want to reposition the toilet to one side making it closer to the stack. What's the best way? Would I be better off getting a plumber to do this for me (against the spirit of the group I know, but would save me dealing with a pipe smelling of poo ), and how much should I expect to pay for such a job? TIA -- /Slugsie |
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