vlad_nada
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Greetings All, I'm remodeling my half bathroom. Concrete sub-floor is not level. Flange isn't level either. About a 1/2in drop from one side of the flange to the wall. You can see in the pics how it drops off to the right as the gap between drywall and floor increases. As for the flange, the end of the pipe is somewhat flexible(What material is this?). It was hammered back down over the new flange that was installed 11 years ago by a plumber. After researching my options, my plan is to:
1. Remove old flange. I would have to bend back up the end of the pipe material.
2. Cover/Protect end of pipe from Self Leveling Compound
3. Primer then apply SLC
4. Install tile
5. Install flange (What type of flange would work best? Extender? Compression?)
Does this plan sound OK?
Also, I tried to scrape as much of the black linoleum adhesive as I could. Its pretty smooth now. Not sticky. I can apply SLC primer over this right?
Im a DIY guy and have little experience with any of this. Any comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
1. Remove old flange. I would have to bend back up the end of the pipe material.
2. Cover/Protect end of pipe from Self Leveling Compound
3. Primer then apply SLC
4. Install tile
5. Install flange (What type of flange would work best? Extender? Compression?)
Does this plan sound OK?
Also, I tried to scrape as much of the black linoleum adhesive as I could. Its pretty smooth now. Not sticky. I can apply SLC primer over this right?
Im a DIY guy and have little experience with any of this. Any comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks