I have just finished rebuilding my camp. My contractor had to raise the height of the foundation about 4 inches to allow for drainage. The existing toilet waste pipe is cast iron and is now 3-4 inches below my sub floor. I only have about 8 inches clearance between the granite that the camp sits...

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...

Yes yes.. I'm a rookie. OK... Just wondering what I can do with my toilet flange. After I installed it I realize that the flange is about 1/4" higher than the floor and it is tilted to one side. Do you think an extra thick wax ring will allow me to level out my toilet AND compress it...

I've got to raise a bathroom floor about 12" to allow for some drain lines. The original floor is concrete and I'm not moving the toilet's location. Is there a way to attach to the existing closet flange and extend the pipe up to the new floor level without jack-hammering around the flange, cutting...

I had the bathroom floor built up with marble tile about 1 inch above the current closet flange (PVC materials); consequently, I have to raise the flange. The flange attaches directly to a closet elbow so I don't believe that I can cut that elbow from the inside and extend it with a coupling, new...