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Toilet pan to soil pipe question

JackieChan · 2017-08-20 09:02:40

Hey, I'm planning to tile my bathroom (on concrete) and in the process replace the toilet. Doing measurements it seems that the toilet pan waste will be about 1cm higher than the soil pipe that it currently slots into (picture attached) Currently its a standard straight line connector joining them. How should this be…

20-08-2017 9:02am

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JackieChan

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Hey,
I'm planning to tile my bathroom (on concrete) and in the process replace the toilet.
Doing measurements it seems that the toilet pan waste will be about 1cm higher than the soil pipe that it currently slots into (picture attached)

Currently its a standard straight line connector joining them.

How should this be addressed, should I use a 104 degree coupler? is this gap small enough that a straight line connector will be able to join them or should I use some other approach?

Appreciate any feedback.
JC

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Sleeper12

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Use an off set multiwick

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