Hillel
Member
I have to replace an old toilet that cracked recently. However, the floor that it sits on has sunk about an inch where the toilet is. The floor sinking is due to the idiodic way that the crawlspace wall beneath it that supports the floor was built, not from rotting wood. I plan to jack up the floor and level it from underneath. However, the toilet must be replaced immediately and cannot wait for the floor to be raised.
Is there a way to set a flange in the drain pipe so that the toilet and flange can be raised with the floor and move up an inch in the drain pipe without pulling up on the drain pipe? Just trying to think of a way to do this without having to remove the new toilet when raising the floor.
Thanks.
---Hillel
Is there a way to set a flange in the drain pipe so that the toilet and flange can be raised with the floor and move up an inch in the drain pipe without pulling up on the drain pipe? Just trying to think of a way to do this without having to remove the new toilet when raising the floor.
Thanks.
---Hillel