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Is there a smple way to convert a P type toilet to an existing S type fitting?

Anonymous user 09/03/2024 - 2.56 PM

The existing toilet in this house is of the S type where the waste outlet goes into the concrete floor and the out through the external wall. I have bought a toilet which has a P type outlet, is there any fitting that will connect the new P type outlet to the existing fitting in the floor?

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1 Answer

A2B Plumbing and Heating

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Fordingbridge
Use a McAlpine fitting as they are more reliable. Offer the base of the new pan up to the waste hole. New toilet cisterns can often be shorter in depth so you may have a space between the back of the cistern and the wall. You can fill that out with batten drilled into the wall as support. Depending on that distance use either a 90 degree WC-CONQ space saving pan connector 110 mm diameter (they look like an s, or swan shape), or a 90 degree McAlpine, MACFIT MAC-8L, long pan connector 90-112mm. If the existing fitting in the floor has a concrete lip/collar you may need to chisel or angle grind that off, be very careful. Wedge something in the existing pan whole (newspaper) in the floor to stop the collar falling in.
Answered15 September 2018
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