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Feb 26
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If the pipe is higher than the base of the bath water will not completely drain.
Two solutions, raise the bath or drill a new hole.
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Fitting a new bath. The waste outlet is too low to allow a run to the waste pipe. Would a shallow bath trap or an extended body bath trap help by creating a run. Otherwise it looks like I will have to bore the outside wall to make a lower waste pipe .
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