This seems like such a simple problem, but it turns out to be harder then I thought. I have a plastic flange which has two bolts in place already, in a concrete floor. The flange is at the same level as my ceramic tile. The issue I'm having is the bolts are a bit to short, yes I know replace...

I've seen plenty about the opposite problem - maybe this is something less common: my toilet flange is above the anticipated floor level. I recently removed old tile from the bathroom floor, planning to install new tile. In so doing, I discovered that the old tile was set on about 3 inches of...

I just installed new laminate flooring. I removed ceramic tile and underlayment. Dimensional difference is approx. 3/8". Toilet will not mount flush to floor; need to shorten the drain pipe. Flange is glued to drain from original install. What is the best way to remove the flange?

We recently installed a new toilet after we remodeled the bathroom. The new flooring is approximately 1/2' lower than the original floor, thus leaving the toilet bowl flange sticking up. Are there "spacers" in the form of a porcelain plate to match the toilet that will allow the toilet bowl to be...

I was replacing my toilet and found that my flange was rusted so much that I couldn't get the flange bolt on one side to lock into the flange so I must replace the flange. It's made of metal with ABS and obviously is glued into the ABS sewer pipe riser. I'm assuming that I need to get underneath...