Toilet Waste Connection problem

[Ruairi]

Hi Guys

I’m sure this one comes up a quite a bit, but haven’t found a post with quite the same situation.

I am fitting a new toilet in my existing bathroom. The existing stack is cast iron as was the pipe connection to the old toilet waste. I have taken all this out now, but have had to take the existing cast iron pipe back to a joint to get the toilet to sit against the wall. This leaves me with a cast iron flange of about 125mm dia to try and connect my toilet waste too.

Any suggestion on the best way to do this? I can seem to find a proprietary adaptor to do this. I have also attached a picture to help.

Any guidance would be much appreciated

Ruairi

 

[NickH]

You can get a long straight pan connector that will go into the cast pipe beyond the collar, m'calpine makes one for sure, it will be a neater job if you can cut the iron collar of first. It also looks a bit "off line" but you can get the same connectors with a slight "angle" to it.
McAlpine Plumbing Supplies | Plastic Traps Pipes Wastes Connectors and Fittingshttp://www.mcalpineplumbing.com/productlist.asp

 

[stevetheplumber]

grind it of flush to wall and use a long tailed pan con will look better