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New mutiwick?

irishguy · 2014-01-01 14:07:15

I just replaced a toilet which fitted fine, but there is a tiny drip for the waste pipe. I was wondering if I installed a multiwick ontop of whats there would it add extra length to the waste pipe as it sits correctly on the wall at the moment. The new toilet is sitting on the tiles and not tiled around like the old one so…

01-01-2014 2:07pm

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I just replaced a toilet which fitted fine, but there is a tiny drip for the waste pipe. I was wondering if I installed a multiwick ontop of whats there would it add extra length to the waste pipe as it sits correctly on the wall at the moment. The new toilet is sitting on the tiles and not tiled around like the old one so there is a few mm's in the height difference.

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K.Flyer

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You can buy an Off-Set pan connector something like this one in most plumbing supplies shop, it should solve the problem for you.

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