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evening men.. im looking for a post from last year sometime.. which had your own measurements of where to fit pipe work for sanitary wear. does any1 have a link..thanks men
 
do you mean heights to back of the pan outlet etc...?

if the sanitary is from a big company then you can download the specs.
 
yeah.. the post was comparing the heights of the pipe work were the pipe work sould be fitted,, prior to having sanitary wear. bit like a rough guide.. thanks
 
do you have a bathroom in your house?? ;)

normally i 1st fix to 20" for basin hot and cold, 11" for toilet cold, 6.5 to 7" to pan outlet and basin waste i try and come up the center of the ped.
 
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