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Remodeler
Trade: Remodel
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Vermont
Posts: 104
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Closet Flange
Hi -
on one of my remodel jobs I am replacing and existing toilet in the basement. Originally it was set directly on slab. Now I put a new floor on 2x4 PT sleepers which raised the finished floor by about 2 1/2 inches. Since the original flange was pretty much cemented in I couldn't remove it. Is there a way to use the original flange and extend it ... or put another flange on top of the old one with a wax ring in between? Any answer is appreciated. Thanks |
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Plumber
Trade: Plumbing
Join Date: Dec 2005
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Re: Closet FlangeQuote:
Try to send these jobs overseas!! |
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Remodeler
Trade: Remodeler
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Spring Hill, Florida
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Re: Closet Flange
You can see a stackable extension here.
http://www.jtecprod.com/download.html I don't think tzzzz understood the question. |
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Remodeler
Trade: Remodel
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Vermont
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Re: Closet Flange
thanks ... yes, that's what I'm looking for
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