heshperera
New Member
Hi all,
First post...great forum BTW.
I'm currently in the middle of a tiling project...after removing toilet, subfloor etc, noticed that the current toilet flange is in rough shape and sits approximately 1" below where my eventual finished floor will be. I'd like to replace the flange and have it sit on top of the finished tile floor. The closet bend and waste piping are copper.
My plan was to cut the waste piping at the yellow point in the attached picture, and use a Fernco proflex coupling to join a new ABS closet bend/flange. Is this appropriate to do? Would another approach work better?
Thanks in advance,
Sean
First post...great forum BTW.
I'm currently in the middle of a tiling project...after removing toilet, subfloor etc, noticed that the current toilet flange is in rough shape and sits approximately 1" below where my eventual finished floor will be. I'd like to replace the flange and have it sit on top of the finished tile floor. The closet bend and waste piping are copper.
My plan was to cut the waste piping at the yellow point in the attached picture, and use a Fernco proflex coupling to join a new ABS closet bend/flange. Is this appropriate to do? Would another approach work better?
Thanks in advance,
Sean