 |
|
| Browse | Ask | Answer | Search | Join/Login |
|
|
||||
|
Hi Cagneg:
I need to know why you want to remove the flange. Is the pipe broken.. the flange? If it is a cast iron flange that is cracked along the side where the toilet bolts slide into the flange then you may be able to repair the flange with a SPANNER FLANGE... see 1st two images. Here, the spanner flange spans the break in the cast and allows you to install a bolt... it slips under the edge of the old flange and is held securely once the bolts are tightened to the toilet bowl. If you have a PVC flange then you may be able to repair the flange by cutting out the old metal ring and installing a BIVALVE TYPE repair flange (see 3rd and 4th images). These are usually only found at a plumbing supply store. Otherwise, let me know more info... MARK |
||||
| Question Tools | Search this Question |
Add your answer here.
Check out some similar questions!
Next step in my bathroom remodel is getting the floors up and new floors down. I have a 3" copper toilet drain with a copper flange soldered to it. I know I can use a torch to get the flange off. But, what should I replace it with when I get my new floor in. I am having a hard time locating...
Is there a plumbing supply clearinghouse for old toilet tanks? We have a thirty-year-old Crane wall-mount with a broken tank - would love to retain the current bowl.
I'm replacing the toilet in my bathroom and ran into a little problem. I purchased a toilet that is for a 12 inch from the back wall to the center of the flange. I put a compression stop valve on the end of the stub-out so I can turn the water on or off :confused: when I need to work in bathroom. I...
Will most tanks fit most bowls?
View more questions Search
|
