ivwshane
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Hello, long time lurker.
I'm doing a bathroom remodel and I'll be laying down another layer of plywood for tile. Before I do that I need to raise the closet flange and redo the drain assembly for the new tub.
I don't have access underneath and my waste pipe is 4" ABS. The plan was to use an inside diameter cutter to remove the existing flange, add a coupling and extend the pipe above the floor where I will cut it flush with the new finished floor and then add the flange to it. Is this how I should do it? What type of flange should I use? A 4" in 3"? A 4"? Or a glueless one like this:
http://m.homedepot.com/p/Sioux-Chie...ing-Inside-Fit-Closet-Flange-886-GA/202313197
I have a Toto toilet cst743e.
For the tub drain assembly I have seen kits from home depot but they look like they use cheap plastic, not ABS. Is there a recommendation on what I should use? My pipes are 2" ABS. The tub is steel.
I'm doing a bathroom remodel and I'll be laying down another layer of plywood for tile. Before I do that I need to raise the closet flange and redo the drain assembly for the new tub.
I don't have access underneath and my waste pipe is 4" ABS. The plan was to use an inside diameter cutter to remove the existing flange, add a coupling and extend the pipe above the floor where I will cut it flush with the new finished floor and then add the flange to it. Is this how I should do it? What type of flange should I use? A 4" in 3"? A 4"? Or a glueless one like this:
http://m.homedepot.com/p/Sioux-Chie...ing-Inside-Fit-Closet-Flange-886-GA/202313197
I have a Toto toilet cst743e.
For the tub drain assembly I have seen kits from home depot but they look like they use cheap plastic, not ABS. Is there a recommendation on what I should use? My pipes are 2" ABS. The tub is steel.