installing floor flange for toilet

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    • 28 Feb 2001 at 6:10 pm #274691
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        I AM INSTALLING THE TOILET IN A NEW BASEMENT BATHROOM THE ROUGH PLUMBING IS IN AND I HAVE TO INSTALL THE FLOOR FLANG FOR THE TOILET. MY QUESTION IS HOW HIGH SHOULD THE TOP OF THE FLANG BE FROM THE FINISHED FLOOR.
        THANK YOU FOR ANY HELP

      • 1 Mar 2001 at 5:56 am #290199
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          It depends on what you use for your floor(strapping?,Insulation?,underlay?, Cermiac tile?)
          If you keep it close to the finish floor hieght you can seal it with a 12 gasket,34 gasket,1 gasket
          Remember to watch your distance from the walls(front,back,sides)

        • 2 Mar 2001 at 3:24 am #290200
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            The floor flange should be even with the finished floor tiles, not lower and no more then a 1/4 inch higher.

          • 2 Mar 2001 at 5:14 am #290201
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              I WANT TO THANK THE PEOPLE WHO ANSWERED MY QUESTION ABOUT THE FLOOR FLANG FOR A TOILET. THANKS AGAIN.
              GATESEDWARD

            • 2 Mar 2001 at 5:16 am #290202
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                I WANT TO THANK THE PEOPLE WHO ANSWERED MY QUESTION ABOUT THE FLOOR FLANGE FOR A TOILET. THANKS AGAIN.
                GATESEDWARD

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