Thanks for the very helpful advice Nick. I used the new knowledge to rectify what our plumber didn’t do when refitting the bathroom. They just used sealant to glue the toilet to the floor!
Ahhhh the old silicon the toilet down trick, works for a couple of years but never a long term fix, get them brackets in!! Thanks for taking the time to give me some positivity I love it!
Hello Nick Taylor .Nice video . it is very helpful for those who are fixing the brackets on the floor as we do also have wall drained smart intelligent toilets fixing on the floor . We highly recommend your videos to our customers as well , Its awesome. Thanks for creating such videos . You have clearly explained and filmed it with accurate measurements. Keep going on ahead and wish you all the best .
Hi KLEENMAC, thanks for taking the time to write a nice and positive messege, I plan to keep uploading new content on a regular basis because I LOVE IT! If there’s a specific toilet you would like me to make a video for just let me know and we’ll cover it 👍
Thanks for the video. I'm not a plumber but fitted a few pans. I've seen other TH-camrs not putting the floor fixing screw in the middle of the floor bracket (4.50 in your video) as they claim the bracket could move over time. They actually drill 2 new holes in the plastic bracket - what's your view on that?
Hi GrumpyGrampa, Thanks for your comment and if you haven't already please don't forget to like and subscribe. Im my experience I've never had the toilet brackets loosen over time using the method I've used in the video, I find a neat bead of silicon around the base / footprint of the toilet acts like glue and helps stick the toilet down, along with the toilet brackets the toilets not going anywhere. :)
I have an s trap toilet it's 195mm from the wall to the centre of the opening on the floor but all the new toilets say 80 to 180mm set out! What can I do to make it fit so I don't have a gap between the wall and cistern????
Who did the tiling? Either cut both tiles using the join as center or put one whole tile on the center line of tile n the center of the space and then cut the tiles either side. That symmetry on either method would look better than a whole tile and a cut!?! Who would do that!
Our toilet is plumbed into the floor too, and this video helped me. Floor or wall, no difference really. The pan connector that comes with a floor mounted toilet is an L shape but it has the same connectors on each end
Who did the tiling? Either cut both tiles using the join as center or put one whole tile on the center line of tile n the center of the space and then cut the tiles either side. That symmetry on either method would look better than a whole tile and a cut!?! Who would do that!
Thank you so much. I love the way you present. Calm, clear and simple. Just what I needed.
Brilliant video.
I am training to be a plumber, and this is incredibly helpful.
Thanks
Tim
Thanks for the very helpful advice Nick. I used the new knowledge to rectify what our plumber didn’t do when refitting the bathroom. They just used sealant to glue the toilet to the floor!
Ahhhh the old silicon the toilet down trick, works for a couple of years but never a long term fix, get them brackets in!!
Thanks for taking the time to give me some positivity I love it!
Hello Nick Taylor .Nice video . it is very helpful for those who are fixing the brackets on the floor as we do also have wall drained smart intelligent toilets fixing on the floor . We highly recommend your videos to our customers as well , Its awesome. Thanks for creating such videos . You have clearly explained and filmed it with accurate measurements. Keep going on ahead and wish you all the best .
Hi KLEENMAC, thanks for taking the time to write a nice and positive messege, I plan to keep uploading new content on a regular basis because I LOVE IT! If there’s a specific toilet you would like me to make a video for just let me know and we’ll cover it 👍
Exactly what I was looking for, many thanks 👍
Love it and thanks for the positive feedback
Thanks for this, great , straight to the point and really helped me out ✨️
Just wanted to Thank You for your U Tube it was really helpful some great tips👍
Best video i have seen, thanks for recording and posting
Thanks for taking the time to give me so positivity! Love it and its a pleasure!
@@NickTaylorPlumbingLtd credit where it is due, you are sharing your experience for free with enthusiastic DIYers like me 🙂
Thanks again for your kind words @@MRW515 I lOVE IT 🤗
Excellent, just the info. I wanted.
So simple … but so helpful ❤
Brilliant video perfectly explained
Good have like your explanation and have really enjoyed it thank you
Good vid, Thank you.
Thank you too! 😊
Great video Nick... What is the make and model of the connector please?
What drill bit did you use for drilling tiles ?
Great vid, thanks
Thanks for the video. I'm not a plumber but fitted a few pans. I've seen other TH-camrs not putting the floor fixing screw in the middle of the floor bracket (4.50 in your video) as they claim the bracket could move over time. They actually drill 2 new holes in the plastic bracket - what's your view on that?
Hi GrumpyGrampa, Thanks for your comment and if you haven't already please don't forget to like and subscribe.
Im my experience I've never had the toilet brackets loosen over time using the method I've used in the video, I find a neat bead of silicon around the base / footprint of the toilet acts like glue and helps stick the toilet down, along with the toilet brackets the toilets not going anywhere. :)
I have an s trap toilet it's 195mm from the wall to the centre of the opening on the floor but all the new toilets say 80 to 180mm set out! What can I do to make it fit so I don't have a gap between the wall and cistern????
Thank you very much
Good, but its worth stressing never to use mineral grease on plastic or rubber; I always use silicone grease which doesn't degrade plastic and rubber.
Good job thanks
Who did the tiling? Either cut both tiles using the join as center or put one whole tile on the center line of tile n the center of the space and then cut the tiles either side. That symmetry on either method would look better than a whole tile and a cut!?! Who would do that!
Shame the tiler didn't have the same attention to detail as you as the tiles were not centred in the space.
er....levelling up the pan?
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Oh please keep the camera steady.
He's giving you all that information, and that's all you can complain about!
@@dannatkins4621 That he does, but I am feeling seasick ;-)
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Our toilet is plumbed into the floor so this didn’t help
Our toilet is plumbed into the floor too, and this video helped me. Floor or wall, no difference really.
The pan connector that comes with a floor mounted toilet is an L shape but it has the same connectors on each end
Who did the tiling? Either cut both tiles using the join as center or put one whole tile on the center line of tile n the center of the space and then cut the tiles either side. That symmetry on either method would look better than a whole tile and a cut!?! Who would do that!