Toilet Drainage/Soil Pipe help?

bery_451

Hi,

This is a eyesore in the bathroom shown below:

https://imgur.com/a/IBPFMSL

So I bought this 110mm to try conceal the exposure:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00BFAT1W2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

However the problem is that the collar that I ordered is big and hence wont fit properly.

Is there anything else that I can buy to conceal it?

Thanks,

EssexExile

It looks fine to me as it is.

Carrot007

Should there at least but putty round the bottom where the pipes goes in?


Anyhow...


My downstairs loo is that sort of fitting. I replaced it with one like this...

https://www.victorianplumbing.co.uk/alaska-combined-two-in-one-wash-basin-toilet-500mm-wide-x-300mm

But you could just build a fake wall with a shelf to hide it if you like.

Davesnave

Carrot007 wrote: »

Should there at least but putty round the bottom where the pipes goes in?

Not if the bit we can see is the flared end of a 110mm pipe which will have a rubber ring sealing the connection inside. I'm guessing because it's flared the collar didn't fit.


Not what I would do, but probably not worth stressing over either, and as the other pipe work isn't in any way 'attractive,' I'd box it all in leaving the top removable for inspection/access.

bery_451

Ok is there a Pipe Collar that I can buy that is smaller than 110mm? I believe a smaller size will fit perfectly.

Hasbeen

bery_451 wrote: »

Ok is there a Pipe Collar that I can buy that is smaller than 110mm? I believe a smaller size will fit perfectly.

Measure the outside diameter of your connector it should be 90mm? if so try this:

https://www.plumbers-mate-sales.co.uk/mcalpine-90mm-pan-connector-pipe-wall-flange-wc17-90---40005088-5764-p.asp


You can try local plumbers merchant.

bery_451

Hasbeen wrote: »

Measure the outside diameter of your connector it should be 90mm? if so try this:

https://www.plumbers-mate-sales.co.uk/mcalpine-90mm-pan-connector-pipe-wall-flange-wc17-90---40005088-5764-p.asp


You can try local plumbers merchant.

Ok I might buy this the next question is how do I fit it on if it is not a collar?

Hasbeen

bery_451 wrote: »

Ok I might buy this the next question is how do I fit it on if it is not a collar?

Pull connection away from toilet pull up from floor both have rubber seals easily removed put collar on and push all back together a few minutes work.

bery_451

Hasbeen wrote: »

Pull connection away from toilet pull up from floor both have rubber seals easily removed put collar on and push all back together a few minutes work.

I like to stick to collars as I don't feel confident disconnect the drainage from the ground.

Do you know where I can buy collars less than 110mm in size?

EssexExile

For heaven's sake, it's behind the toilet with lots of untidy pipes about.
A. Box it all in.
B. Paint the orange pipe white.
C. Buy the flange, cut in half put around the pipe & glue back together.
D. (My favourite) Stop worrying about it, it's fine.

Hasbeen

bery_451 wrote: »

I like to stick to collars as I don't feel confident disconnect the drainage from the ground.

Do you know where I can buy collars less than 110mm in size?

Do not think anyone has a split 90mm collar.

If you not confident of pulling off the push fit connection then do as Essex exile states. Get someone to saw in half and then reglue.

Can you not use your 110 glue it down even space all round fill gap and paint.