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Fitting of a traditional toilet
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Yes, you just need to file off the chrome plating from the end of the pipe about 15mm, and use a gentle heat.Bendy_House said:
Anyone here used chromed solder fittings? Did they survive the torch?
as others have said, pipe should be in the wall, then a cp bent compression tap connector.
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I agree. It needs to be against the wall. That will make a big difference. At the minute it appears to be dangling in mid air.Norman_Castle said:It'd look much better using solid pipe bent to run flat against the wall with the valve hidden low down.0
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