 |
|
| Browse | Ask | Answer | Search | Join/Login |
|
| Question Tools | Search this Question |
Add your answer here.
Check out some similar questions!
Hi, I have read forums on having the cast iron toilet flange being too high after tile removal. I have some additional questions on this: 1. After removing the Thick set Mortar, the flange is 1 " above the subfloor. Can I just add different types of underlayment to reach the flange (i.e....
I am remodeling my bathroom and when I pulled the old tile up there was 3/4 inch plywood underneath. I didn't put the plywood back down and now the flange is about 1 inch above the tile. I have a slab floor and am unsure of why the flange was set high to start with. The area around the flange is...
The problem I'm having is I'm installing a new toilet. Im also raised the floor 1/4" and have new tile down. i installed the new toilet flange to the soil pipe and then the toilet. The problem is when you flush it leaks (i can see the leak from downstairs) from where the toilet flange goes over the...
My 90 year old house has only a lead pipe coming about an inch out of the floor where the toilet was sitting, it is 4" diameter and it looks like the wax ring was placed right onto that without a flange. If I find a flange that fits, no luck so far, how do I attach it to the floor? Please explain...
I have just installed a new floor in the bathroom. What is the maximum space allowed between flange and bottom of toilet?
View more questions Search
|
