Hi,
I have a toilet which is a back to wall style. It sits in front of a wooden unit which contains the cistern.
I'd noticed a darkening of the grout between the floor tiles at the base of the wooden unit, and when I took the top off it looks like I have a minor leak when the toilet is flushed.
I don't think it is the soil pipe, but appears to come from the joint where the ccistern pipe connects with the back of the ceramic toilet. Becuase this is all fitted, I cannot see this joint only reach in , but it seems damp.
I'd like to understand how this joint is secured. How does the plastic L shaped pipe from the cistern make a water tight seal with the back of the toilet ?
somesort. would that be right ? Maybe I just need to remate this joint, but the trouble is I'd have to remove the toilet from the floor , so it's quite complex.
The pipe enters the back of the toilet horzontally, not vertically, so I guess some water is able to seep back only the outside of the plastic and drips from there. It only happens for a short time after a flush as I guess eventually no water is left in the cistern pipe.