Raising toilet flange 4 inches

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Feb 12, 2010, 10:48 AM

raising toilet flange 4 inches

Building bathroom in basement.
Drain of bathtub is 6 ft away from drain in concrete.
I'm adding a 2x4 sub floor, need to raise the toilet 4inches
This sub floor is hiding the drain.
Thanks
Sigi

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