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I am putting in 5 Totos. The first 2 are in. The two bolts in the back of the adapter are not used because of the danger of hitting radiant tubing. But I don't think that is the cause of the rocking. The floors throughout the house are concrete and are not particularly flat.
I need to to something to stabalize them. I think cedar wedges are too soft. I could try to get someone to cut wedges from a hardwood. I have seen metal wedges somewhere but I am concerned about point loads with them because they were narrow. I thought of trying to get mortar under the edge of the base and let that harden but I am not sure if that will be strong enough or if it will eventually deteriorate from loads.
Anyone have any solutions or experience with any the the approaches I have mentioned?
I need to to something to stabalize them. I think cedar wedges are too soft. I could try to get someone to cut wedges from a hardwood. I have seen metal wedges somewhere but I am concerned about point loads with them because they were narrow. I thought of trying to get mortar under the edge of the base and let that harden but I am not sure if that will be strong enough or if it will eventually deteriorate from loads.
Anyone have any solutions or experience with any the the approaches I have mentioned?