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  1. annagibs

    I screwed up, tiled my floor too tight for the closet flange to sit flush

    Yes way too high! Went back to the depot for a grinder and found the stainless flange with a smaller bevel. It still isn't completely flush with the tile it lips up maybe 1/8 on one side. Is that going to cause me any problems??
  2. annagibs

    I screwed up, tiled my floor too tight for the closet flange to sit flush

    Hi all I'm having problem that I hope you guys can solve I didn't account for the bevel underside of the flange so now it sticks up, rather than being flush. What are my options?? Flange without bevel? Somehow chip the tile away? What's best? Thanks in advance
  3. annagibs

    I think I messed up

    Thank you Smooky, how close to the wall should I glue the 22 or 45s to the wall to make the offsets connect?? Is there a rule to this?
  4. annagibs

    I think I messed up

    The p-trap doesn't line up with the glued-in tee. What do I do?
  5. annagibs

    drain help connecting p-trap

    Yes two different sinks, but same dilemma. I bought a ptrap adapter to plug into the 1 1/2" drain hub. It has threads a washer and hand tighten plastic nut threaded on Is that what is done usually?
  6. annagibs

    drain help connecting p-trap

    Thank you Terry!
  7. annagibs

    drain help connecting p-trap

    I have 1 1/2" collars, I need help attaching the p-traps. What needs glued in the 1 1/2" collars to attach the p-traps?
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