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Please see pic! I can't seem to fit this air admittance valve on the back of the toilet. Is there any other fitting I need for this to work.
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It’s not really designed for going back there

Isn’t the stack vented externally?
 
It’s not really designed for going back there

Isn’t the stack vented externally?


Why does it have this on the top of the pan connector though!

Yes it has a vent pipe although this is connected to the same soil pipe underneath the floor. See pic below. It was either this or a sani FL w toilet although I was advised against the saniflow because of issues can arise with them.
 

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A 32mm elbow just fits under
 
So, the advice would be to get a 32mm elbow and take it away from the toilet a few inches then put the air admittance valve on there. My limited knowledge of these valves I was thinking they had to be on top of the pan connector.
 
You can do that if you want
 

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