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Fitting a back-to-wall WC with an offset fitting.
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Yes, I've had to do this a number of times....I'm assuming you mean a difference in the height of the outlet of the pan, compared with the height of the 100mm waste pipe connection?
If so, you can buy offset pan connectors with various degrees of offset & angles.
McAlpine offer one of the widest ranges and I personally think they are still one of the best quality available.
If so, you can buy offset pan connectors with various degrees of offset & angles.
McAlpine offer one of the widest ranges and I personally think they are still one of the best quality available.
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