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16th November 2008, 07:10 AM #1
clay sewage pipes, open back toilet, can i fit enclosed toilet??
i live in a 1965 house with clay earthernware type sewage pipes, i currently an open type toilet with S bend like http://www.caroma.com.au/products/da...unior/prod.jpg that does NOT have the rear enclosed, what i want to know is can i fit an enclosed trap like http://www.phoenixorganics.com/4054/...e270_adae1.jpg or wont it fit over the pipe?
i have been to many different showrooms over the past week and one the last stop today i was told by the lady that i cannot fit an enclosed type toilet as it will foul the pipe in the floor. she also said to not bother grinding the pipe as it will just break.
is what she is saying correct?? or a load of crap??
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