Toilet Guy
May 29, 2008, 10:28 AM
My toilet flange (installed in an unfinished basement with a cement slab) seems to be just a solid surface. It does not appear to have any sort of knockout. It looks in every other way like a toilet flange, complete with the collar, holes for the bolts, etc. But instead of an indicated area to knock out, it is just a solid, smooth surface. There is a small cylindrical shape, about the size of a quarter, in the dead center. It looks like it might have been cut off, but I am not sure.
What do I do? Do I cut into it and hope that it has a hidden knockout, notched from the under side?
Do I somehow remove this to expose a pipe that is ready for a new flange? If so, why does it have the collar and holes that are identical to a flange?
Any help would be great. Thanks
What do I do? Do I cut into it and hope that it has a hidden knockout, notched from the under side?
Do I somehow remove this to expose a pipe that is ready for a new flange? If so, why does it have the collar and holes that are identical to a flange?
Any help would be great. Thanks