Toilet waste

[darceyada]

Hi all.
I'm fitting a new toilet and need to buy one with a higher outlet. They all seem to range from 180-185mm to centre.
I need around 200mm.
I don't like the idea Of sitting it on a plinth. Also will an offset connector still work sufficiently at that height?
Thanks

 

[Spectric]

I'm fitting a new toilet and need to buy one with a higher outlet.

Why ? Is this because the pipe is higher ? If so then Mc Alpine do a 20 or 40mm offset that is fine to use and toilet pan connectors are often a pita !

https://mcalpineplumbing.com/wc-connectors/macfit/mac-4-20mm-offset-macfit-wc-connector

 

[darceyada]

Why ? Is this because the pipe is higher ? If so then Mc Alpine do a 20 or 40mm offset that is fine to use and toilet pan copnnectors are often a pita !

https://mcalpineplumbing.com/wc-connectors/macfit/mac-4-20mm-offset-macfit-wc-connector

Yeah the pipe is higher and can't be moved unfortunately.
I was looking at these but concerned waste will get caught up in it.

 

[Sachakins]

https://www.theswc.co.uk/Online-Sho...ONTOUR-21-BTW-HO-ANIT-MICRO-G-S0440HY-S0440HY

 

[Sachakins]

How about a wall hung pan. You could set outflow to the height you need then?

 

[ChaiLatte]

225mm centreline:

https://www.theswc.co.uk/Online-Sho...ONTOUR-21-BTW-HO-ANIT-MICRO-G-S0440HY-S0440HY
200mm centreline (note colour, so call them about other options):

https://shop.brokenbog.com/turquoise-toilet-pan-wc-close-coupled-360-p.asp
200mm centreline:

https://jhclearance.com/twyford-avalon-close-coupled-or-back-to-wall-toilet-pan-white-av1168wh/
Put 'high outlet toilet' into Google and look at images. Even in a tiny thumbnail, it is easy to see if there is a '1' or a '2' at the beginning of the dimension.

 

[robgul]

Yeah the pipe is higher and can't be moved unfortunately.
I was looking at these but concerned waste will get caught up in it.

It will! - I've replaced a similar situation recently where not only was the "step" on the coupling the wrong way round there was a sagging flexible pipe. Not pleasant.

 

[Spectric]

there was a sagging flexible pipe

Yes definately avoid those corrugated flexy waste pipes as they are just a bodge for anyone not wanting to do the job right.

I was looking at these but concerned waste will get caught up in it.

With just 20mm offset it is not ideal but probably your best solution unless you alter the actual soil pipe itself. Some pictures may help, does your soil pipe go straight through the wall onto the stack or is there any pipe run within the bathroom ?

 

[Jones]

If you install an offset connector upside down then it will cause problems with the flush and will hold a puddle and be permanently wet and at risk of leaking. Either get one with a high outlet ,use a wall hung, raise the whole floor level or lower the outlet. A bodged toilet install is unpleasant for everyone.

 

[darceyada]

Thanks all. Good few options to look at.
Much appreciated