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Why is my toilet making banging pipes when flushed?

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Why is my toilet making banging pipes when flushed?

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Pipes usually bang ‘water hammer’ when they are insufficiently clipped. The pipe has too much free movement as a result and so knocks against the wall/floor it is running along or on another pipe.

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