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I've got a cast iron pipe that was t'd off to accomodate a toilet in a bathroom on the second floor. We demolitioned the bathroom. We wanted to move the toilet over a foot to have more room for the sink. There was plenty of room to move the toilet to the code of 30" space. Now the problem is that between Cast Tee and the toilet closet flange there is this type of metalic soft metal. Should I just attach the rubber coupling to the soft metal coming out of the tee or can I or should I somehow remove the soft metal out of the tee. If this is what is going to be suggested what can I do. The tee is on the riser for the vent. This was done many many moons ago. The house was built in 1928. We don't want to replace the Tee and the cast cause it's too close to the ceiling of the kitchen and the kitchen is in perfect condition so we don't want to disrupt the walls or the ceiling. So what are my options and if I attach the rubber coupling to the soft metalic piece coming out of the tee so I can attach the closet flange for the toilet.
Did I explain this clear enough?
So again, what are my options...
Did I explain this clear enough?
So again, what are my options...