[kiteman]

What does the NO-SEEP No. 10, No. 3 or No. 1 mean? All are wax rings with flanges? Mike

[hkstroud]

Wax rings are available with or with out the horn or flange.

Numbers 10, 3 and 1 indicate thickness.

[ballengerb1]

To further clarify Harold's correct answer the number referes to the thickness of the actual wax, 10 is the thickest and should only be used when the flange is recessed 1/4"+ below the surface of the flooring material surface. If you floor surface and the top surface of the flange are flus then only use a #1, otherwise the excess wax will squash over the flange and can make a partial blockage

[kiteman]

Hello and Thank you, the problem I see is that the original flange eas put in crooked even on oneside down by 1/4 on the other. Is it possible to trim the #10 on the even side or just use the whole #10 ring and flange? Thanks again, Mike.

[ballengerb1]

Any chance you can post a picture of this? Is the entire closet bend crooked or just a falnge that was added crooked? Some flanges are just pressed in place and held by a neoprene collar, maybe yours is just slipped. Can you tell us more about the closet bend material and the flange material?

[ballengerb1]

What the heck, I have been answering you both yesterday and again today. I asked you additional questions this AM and have been patiently waiting for your answer. I can't help further if you don't answer my questions, especially with the negative remark now on my reputation. PS I know you are on line and reading this so tell me what's with the negative report.

[kiteman]

Hey really sorry about not getting right back I work for the Railroad 24/7. Sorry about the negative and did not mean it to hurt, just still waiting on how to attach a picture to you. I did however answer you back, M.

[kiteman]

I thought I had asked the question here about how to send you a picture, sorry If I blew it. I can't seem to locate it and I know I sent it? M.

[ballengerb1]

Posting a picture starts with clicking on Go Advanced below the box.