Please help float valve connection problem

[cab82]

Hi, I hope someone can help me as I am really at a loss with this one. I have recently had to change the float valve on my toilet system as the previous one had stopped working. Taking the existing one out was quite a challenge as it was bodged before. I had to hack saw the the plastic screw part off the bottom where it joins to the pipe. Because the pipe work wasn't long enough the installer must have made a part to fit and now I cant replace this part, please see my images for a better idea. What I am after is some sort of pipe with matching connectors on both ends as I need both ends to be able to screw, one to the pipe and one to the plastic screw part of the float valve. I hope I have explained this well enough. Look forward to hearing any advice. Thanks
:builder:

 

[Chalked]

You will need a straight compression tap connector, a short piece of 15 mm copper, a 15 mm compression ring and re-use the chrome nut from your service valve.

 

[Meady]

I would hardly call that bodged, it's got a isolation valve on it and then a piece of copper and a tap connector to join to the toilet.

 

[WaterTight]

call cowboy builders!

 

[01ST13795]

If you're struggling that much why not get yourself a flexi?

 

[Chalked]

If you're struggling that much why not get yourself a flexi?

No no no flexis!!!

 

[01ST13795]

No more of a bodge than previous eh!!!! Hahah!!

 

[Billy Bob Bob]

hows that a bodge? because the op cant solder and make a new one

 

[cab82]

Thanks for the replies. I would just like to say that I have no plumbing knowledge so didn't mean to offend by calling it bodged. I took the part into B&Q to see if they could give me something and they said they couldn't help as it was a bodged part. Thanks

 

[WaterTight]

If you're struggling that much why not get yourself a flexi?

they don't do 50mm flexi's. oh how i wish they did but they don't.