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Hello everyone. I've got a question that hopefully someone can answer for me. I'm installing a neo angle shower in my new bathroom. My subfloor was unlevel, so I built some forms and poured some self leveling cement to level the shower area. After the first pour, it was still a little out of...

Thanks gardner. I'll make sure that the flange is firmly attached to the subfloor. I will be using ceramic tile flooring. The tile I have is quite thin so it won't be built up too far. I've done this in 2 other bathrooms with no issue. It sounds like the general consensus is that this...

Thanks, hj, for your comment. I was just wondering about what you said about an all plastic flange. I'm just a DIYer and certainly not a pro or anything but on all of the other toilets I've pulled and replaced, I've only seen plastic flanges before. To be honest, I haven't ever seen anything...

Here is a pic to show what I mean. The flange doesn't go all the way down onto the fitting because the floor is a little too high.

Thanks Crow for your reply; however, I don't think I was exactly clear. My flange is sitting on the finished floor. It is fit over a 90 degree street elbow. (I think that is what its called. Where the flange fits over the end of the 90 rather than joined by a small piece of pipe.) The...

I am remodeling my downstairs bathroom and have roughed in the discharge pipe about 3/4" lower than it should have been as my finished floor is a little higher than I had planned. When I set my flange in it, the flange only fits in a little over half way into the fitting. I have already...

I'm installing a sump in my basement to help neutralize a recent water problem that I've had. I have the hole hammered out and I've dug down deep enough to put in the basin. I'm wondering how high up on the basin I should start drilling weep holes and also how many and how large should the...