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bathroom pipes

bugsntinas · 2009-01-13 19:56:08

i'm moving my bathroom suite around soon and need a bit of advice.the pipes for the taps on bath and sink are plastic so i'm hoping to be able to just move them a little but the pipe for the cistern is metal and i know that can't just be bent.can i cut the pipe off say at the wall and attach a length of plastic piping to…

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i'm moving my bathroom suite around soon and need a bit of advice.the pipes for the taps on bath and sink are plastic so i'm hoping to be able to just move them a little but the pipe for the cistern is metal and i know that can't just be bent.can i cut the pipe off say at the wall and attach a length of plastic piping to the end so i can put the loo where i want?

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#2 13-01-2009 8:28pm

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You can do this, but you may be better off attaching a section of flexable pipe on this section. It will allow for adjustments more.

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