Space saving AND offset pan connector?

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Dare I suggest a bit more thought at the planning stage for the next two bathrooms!

Heh, yes it's less about more planning, rather less change of planning I suspect... Other half plan to just tile the floor changed after seeing them.....! Ah well, think a couple of sensible approaches available - not end of the world if I need to lift a couple of tiles in worst case!

 

[Ben-gee]

I know how that one goes!

If you have some more of those tiles and enough space to bring the toilet forward a bit too, you can build and tile a studwork box and reuse that toilet ( or get a short projection one if necessary).
I usually take the box just above the height of the cistern and you get a useful shelf.

 

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Yeah good thinking - I'm wondering if it might just something as simple as getting a BTW toilet? Which is pretty much the same as you describe just without the extra tiling, eg

Toreno BTW Toilet Unit w/ Cistern & Soft Close Seat | WC Unit

Complement the look of modern bathrooms with the Toreno High Gloss White BTW WC with Cistern & Soft Close Seat. Available from Victorian Plumbing.co.uk.

www.victorianplumbing.co.uk

 

[Ben-gee]

Yes same idea, just that tiling with same tiles will all fit in nicely and look intentional- but functionally same.

 

[pycoed]

What about angling the wc away from the wall on the right (as you sit on the pan)? A simple angle connector would then suffice, if the room would take it.