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Could some one answer my query please.
I want to tile my bathroom, and would like to fully tile behind my toilet. which means having to remove the cistern and attached basin out of the way. my question is.? when i put my toilet back will the extra 8mm or so thickness of the wall make a difference with sealing the drain outlet. ie, when i put it back will it leak at the outlet or will i get away with it. i also what to lift the toilet up some 10mm at the same time because of a new floor. please can anyone help or would it be best to post this question in the plumbing forum..
my many thanks in advance COSMIC ps not sure how much movement have in the waste pipe if any..

There will be a way of doing what you want, how or what fittings you'll need will depend on the existing.

Perhaps a pic or two

THANKS, I Will try and put a picture on for you to see, but my quest is not to have buy or replace the wide waste pipe going though the wall.. cheers..COSMIC.

You will find an offset pan connector may be the best fitting to swing the connection to the higher level

HI SCRUFF.
THANKS AGAIN. I Think I have seen one of these, is it little a Constantina type connector, that slips over the toilet outlet and waste pipe. ??. could I ask you where is in your opinion is the best place to buy one from, and have you any idea of the price of these things. not that i am skint and a cheap state .lol. but i don't like paying the big DIY store prices if i can get on much more reasonable.
and SCRUFF.. MANY MANY THANKS TO YOU IN DEED.

No, I mean something like this.

Most of the sheds, plumbers, builders merchant should have something including eBay and the likes.

http://www.u-diy.co.uk/index.aspx?s=Product&p=2978

SCRUFF.
YOU ARE A MEGA STAR, JUST WHAT THE DR ORDERED. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR TIME AND INTEREST YOU HAVE BEEN EXTREMELY HELPFUL. TOP MAN. INDEED .. COSMIC.

No probs, it's easy when you know whats available.