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Toilet outlet angle
I have a toilet that I'll be replacing soon.
The toilet outlet angles downward that is far as I can measure, about 19/20 degrees from the horizontal. Have toilets trafitionally been made with a standard range of downward angles, say for arguments sake, 20 degrees or 40 degrees as well as horizontal? The new toilet has a horizontal outlet so I'll need to cut the pipe that emerges through the wall at the same angle as the old toilet outlet. So I'm hoping I can use a standard offset fitting to go on the new toilet, along with a straight adapter to join to the cut pipe. the pipe that I have to cut is an old thing with a collar. The collar will be cut away so I can get the new close coupled affair close to the wall. What kind of adapter should I be looking for to join the old pipe to the new pipe? Thanks. Arthur |
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