JackDog
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I am finishing my basement and the plumber that I hired decided to install the flange before I had the dricore down. Against my advice, but I didn't know for sure how to do it correctly. Dricore is just an OSB cover basement concrete with plastic feet on the bottom to keep moisture away.
Anyways, The flange is installed however it it does not rest on the concrete. There is a gap (1/2") of air between the bottom of it and the concrete. The top of the flange, is mostly flush with the top of the dricore. I was unable to get the dricore to go underneath because there is not enough space.
Does this need to be replaced? Does the dricore need to fit underneath it so the toilet can be screwed to the dricore? Can we just use loger screws and screw into the concrete? We will be putting laminate on the dricore so that will raise the floor a little more.
Anyways, The flange is installed however it it does not rest on the concrete. There is a gap (1/2") of air between the bottom of it and the concrete. The top of the flange, is mostly flush with the top of the dricore. I was unable to get the dricore to go underneath because there is not enough space.
Does this need to be replaced? Does the dricore need to fit underneath it so the toilet can be screwed to the dricore? Can we just use loger screws and screw into the concrete? We will be putting laminate on the dricore so that will raise the floor a little more.