Toilet pan waste connector level problem

sorry man..** wont flow uphill

 

Try one of these
Screwfix Quote No: 17529

 

12145 offset pan connector

 

A couple of inches is to much, it will all end up back in the pan. Raise the pan by putting it on a solid bit of wood or alter the soil pipe no other way.

 

I've got the same problem, just wondering if all toilets have the same height waste pipe i.e. Can I get a new toilet with a higher waste pipe?

 

most toilet outlets are the same height & unlikely you'll get anything higher.

 

Ok thanks, is my only solution to raise the existing toilet or lower the stack?
Also my old toilet fit well and was higher than the stack (but we wanted to replace the toilet with a new one) has the standard height of the waste pipe of toilets changed then as our floor height hasn't

 

What is your stack, plasic or cast iron.

Think metric may have somthing to do with it.

 

Plastic stack.
It's quite far out at least an inch lower so not sure it would be the change to metric.

 

does the section of waste pipe come thru your wall several inches ? and if you measure from floor up to bottom of pipe ( at the wall )and again at the open end of the pipe , what is the height difference? if the measurement at the wall brings you closer to the level of your WC pan outlet you may be able to do it .

 

Got photo

 

I can upload a photo tomo (not at home at the mo)
Terrymac, sorry to be thick but not sure what the last part means of your message?
I can measure the difference tomorrow of both the bottom of the stack and the bottom of the waste pipe from the loo

 

OK. ,the pipe comes into the room and its at an angle ,upwards ,so the end of the pipe where the WC meets it ,is higher than it is at the wall . let's say for arguments sake ,that yours is 1 inch difference. you could cut the pipe flush to the wall and your toilet pan outlet would then be closer to that height ,but of course will not reach.but that can be taken up with a pan connector extension or flexi pan connector. does that make sense ? if not don't hesitate to ask.

 

Exactly.

 

Great I shall have a look tomorrow, thanks again both

 

Hi both managed to get a picture today and as previously thought the waste pipe isn't lower than the stack, if anything I'd say slightly higher?
To me it looks like the connector doesn't fit properly and that's where the water is coming from the bottom of the connector. I've suggested to the guy that fitted it a flexible connector, any other suggestions as don't think cutting the stack is an option with the sinks waste pipe going to it

 

Wow!

Total hash up, first time I've seen a strap on boss used like that.

 

What's a strap on boss?