Nickfromwales

I shouldn't laugh..... But ?

I did ?

To be honest, I don't. You've simply chosen a fitting which is of one discipline, and you wanted another. That's it really. Push-fit waste is one 'set' of sizes, and solvent is another . I've had a few occasions where solvent fittings have been slack on the pipe, rather than snug, but a generous layer of glue and some longer curing time has usually sorted it. For the remainder of your plumbing adventure, remember to distinguish between PF and solvent and you'll suffer less headaches

You've bought, afaic see, a PUSHFIT waste to 110mm reducer. There is the problem. Ditch the reducer for a solvent one and you'll be back to 'normal' / nominal 50mm solvent waste size.

Flush volume is adjustable on just about every flush valve on the market .

I'll vouch for RAK stuff. Fitted loads of it and it's quite good afaic, for the price.

I'll need the fuel money though, ok Dave

Yup. Dry assemble and mark is the ONLY way to work with solvent soil. Even my arse goes when working with that stuff hence my question "you feel brave enough?" . Mark the pipe for rotation AND depth so you can twist it home and you know your 'home'.

? will the pipe rotate or is it foamed in already?

http://www.plumbcenter.co.uk/wcsstore7.00.00.673/ExtendedSitesCatalogAssetStore/images/products/AssetPush/DTP_AssetPushHighRes/std.lang.all/hu/re/Polypipe_TerrainS&W_Brochure.pdf @ProDave check out page 7. Corner boss branch. Edit. Cancel that, just saw your other thread .

@Onoff You brave enough to do it in Terrain ( solvent weld ) ? Almost no knuckle then.

Take a flexi off in 5 years and see how much crud has accumulated compared to a flat smooth soil pipe. .

Yup. Why not pack it a bit more and squeeze a pair of soil fittings for the offset? I'd strive to not use the flexi if it were me. The one I pic'd was a paying job so it was up to them. Stump up the extras for 'flexi-mitigation' or fit a flexi and don't call me call Dynorod . They chose the latter.

Wood it is then

Buy a quality seat and it'll last twice as long. 2 x £50 = £100 .

Vinyl wrap?

Stainless hinges is a no brainer. Don't buy an all acrylic seat or you'll be sorry.

Nobody can really reply to this with any assumptions in the picture . Come back with exactly what your getting and we can then get some sensible feedback for you .

Get a room you two

On your window they're not what I'd call 'long' .

Wedges just go in finger tight . Put them in the corners so as not to distort the legs. .

Hi and welcome .

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Get your camera flashing then, and let's have a butchers .