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You want to be sticking that pan to the tiled wall with clear CT1 then leaving for 36 hours before planting your ar$e on it.

 

Put the pan on, mask the wall then back off and pump in the good stuff. Tighten up and baby wipe the excess. Remove the tape. Go over with a silicone of your choice.

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Just now, Onoff said:

You want to be sticking that pan to the tiled wall with clear CT1 then leaving for 36 hours before planting your ar$e on it.

 

Put the pan on, mask the wall then back off and pump in the good stuff. Tighten up and baby wipe the excess. Remove the tape. Go over with a silicone of your choice.

Going to do it all dry first . Now need to read ( well look at pics ) for cutting the waste and supply pipes to the correct length . Plenty of opportunities for fs still ?

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Plenty of lube on the flush pipe before you push the pan on, ive had the rubber gaskets/seals slide down the pipe instead of going into the pan. one was so persistent i had to wrap tape around the pipe behind the seal to stop it popping over the pipe end and sliding back.

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10 minutes ago, pocster said:

Ok ; seems simple enough .

Measure distance of pipe off wall . Measure distance of pipe off wc .

Cut that difference off the end + 3mm 

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Been there, done that, plenty o' lube and remove the burrs.

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31 minutes ago, pocster said:

Assuming if I fit it all dry I flush it and make sure no leaks . Then take it off ,ct1 , clean it up , leave it for 3 days 

 

You going to replace those two butchered tiles? ?

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6 minutes ago, ToughButterCup said:

Its a bit of a struggle on your own: are you using the Geberit cardboard support frame so you can just slide the pan up to the fittings .... ? 

Erm no ? Don’t remember ever seeing such a thing 

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