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Hi all,
we have couple of toilets at my work place that need to be raised by about 5cm from the floor. at the moment, when toilets are flushed sometimes the waste goes into the toilet in the next cubicle.

postcode is E4 9JG.

Please PM me is interested.
 
Get someone in the camera the drains.

Quite a simple process that would determine what the problem(s) is /are.

Might be something simple .. or .. a major re-plumb
 
yes, just need someone to come and have look...everyone i've tried is too busy or not calling back....
 
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