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Toilet pipe

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  • Britannia12345
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    Just tried it and the water stays in the pipe 👍

  • Mutton_Geoff
    Mutton_Geoff Posts: 4,095
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    edited 27 April at 10:34PM

    The plumber should have cut the old pipe flush with the floor tiles, then a neater job could have been done filling around the new pipe and/or replacing the tile behind the pan.

    The new soil from the pan will have a push fit rubber seal which you can just see below floor level in your photo, so no need to go testing it pouring water in there.

    This is what has been used ..

    https://www.toolstation.com/90-pan-connector/p37429

    https://cdn.aws.toolstation.com/images/141020-UK/800/37429.jpg

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