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My pan outlet is 70mm from the wall but my existing soil pipe which is fixed in the floor is 200mm from the wall, what do I do?
Go for a beer sounds a good idea to me.
 
kango out floor and move the waste or create a faulse wall/boxing behind the toilet and use a question mark pan connector to get the boxing size as small as possible.
 
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