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I like flexible pan connectors in these situations. You can connect them to the back of the toilet before you push it back to the ‘wall’ which makes maintenance and fitting much easier. I guess the flexible will last less long but I’ve dealt with some that are 20+ years old that have no problem.
Airhead-
Thanks. Something like this: https://mcalpineplumbing.com/wc-connectors/flexible-wc-connectors/wc-con8f18-btwc-short-90deg-back-wall-flexible-wc-connector
I guess the hose clamp method keeps it secure when pushing the toilet forward or backward.
I doubt the Victorian Plumbing furniture will last anywhere near 20 years, so no problems there!
le_james
Can anyone help me work out what combination of parts I need to make this happen?
I've got some soil pipe to come off of the branch with, then I need to turn 90º, not a problem in itself, but also project about 170mm from the branch centre to clear the cabinet and reach the outer edge of the recessed pan spigot.
I've been staring at the McApline site for ages and I'm more confused than when I started.