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Moving toilet pan....soil stack question
Hi all. I am updating our first floor bathroom.
Having created extra space by removing a cupboard that protruded from an adjoining room I want to move the toilet pan 90 degrees from one wall to another. This will mean moving the connection at the stack (internal) 90 degrees as well. What's the easiest approach? Do I need to remove the existing boss and install a new one or are there other options. Also, once installed I will be boxing-in some pipework including the stack. What's the best material to use if I am then tiling to finish? All advice greatly received as always! |
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