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  • FreeBear
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    GDB2222 said:
    You want/need something with a smooth interior surface. Any ridges is likely to catch toilet paper and poo.
    Are there any makers marks on the spigot or the fitting that was removed ?

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  • ThisIsWeird
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    edited 8 February at 9:16AM
    Have you bought your new toilet yet, GDB?
    If you have, then position it where it'll be - complete with cistern - so you can actually see what adaptor is needed to join the two. Some 'straight' adaptors are eccentric, so can compensate for misalignment by simply rotating them. 
    If 'no', then make a side sketch of that collar, and add all the dimes - clearance from floor, height to centre, etc, and then ensure any new loo is going to make your life easy.
    To fit inside that collar, I expect you'll need the correct gasket, which will be either one designed for that specific fitting, or possibly one for a clay sewer pipe.
    As asked before - check the outside of that collar (and the inside too) for any embossed markings that'll indicate the make.
    But, to confirm - the internal diameter of that collar is 6"? And how deep?
    Similar to this, but I suspect not quite: https://www.diy.com/departments/6-to-4-internal-pipe-reducer-to-fit-inside-160mm-underground-drainage-and-reduce-down-to-110mm-4-flexible-rubber-boot-reducer/5060718516915_BQ.prd
  • GDB2222
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    edited 8 February at 3:58PM
    That looks just the thing. Thanks so much for finding it. I had no idea what I was looking for or whether it even existed. 

    I wonder whether there’s space to use that and get the cistern against the wall. As you say, I will have to assemble the loo and check the sizes. 
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  • FreeBear
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    GDB2222 said:
    That looks just the thing. Thanks so much for finding it. I had no idea what I was looking for or whether it even existed. 

    I wonder whether there’s space to use that and get the cistern against the wall. As you say, I will have to assemble the loo and check the sizes. 
    If you are fitting a close couple toilet, the coupling can project around 180mm from the wall. With a low/high level cistern, you can go to 300mm.
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  • GDB2222
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    That’s good to know. It’s close coupled. But, I’ll assemble it and measure. I can also check the height of the pan outlet against the drain. 
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