running a toilet float

[richie1]

I am a recently qualified plumber and i will soon have to run a toilet float to a number of wcs, does anyone have any suggestions for the easiest ways to work out the angles for each toilet

 

[obseen16]

toilet float? not sure wot you mean by "toilet float" is there another name for it?

 

[REDSAW]

is that a bog boat?

 

[justlead1]

Hi. Im assuming it in 110mm plastic, are you fitting 50 mm anti syphon pipes? The most important thing being to get the distance apart right. (centres of cubicals) As for the angle to WC, by using "O" ring fitting with silicone grease, the branches will move to cater for pan angles. If anti syphon to be used be certain to come off at an angle so as not to foul flush pipe. Good luck

 

[HTB]

So it's not just a float valve in a cistern then????

 

[richie1]

thanks very much for your help justlead1

 

[stevetheplumber]

I am a recently qualified plumber and i will soon have to run a toilet float to a number of wcs, does anyone have any suggestions for the easiest ways to work out the angles for each toilet

to be honest most of the time nowadays put the float in with the fall correct from end to end and use flexible pan cons to make up the angles for each pan
i dont think the right pan cons are even available any more KT used to do loads of diferent angled pan cons for just such a situation but i dont think i even know of a KT stockist in my part of the world anymore