Re: Converting a 10" rough-in to a 12" rough-in

Posted by hj on June 26, 2003 at 18:43:01:
In response to Re: Converting a 10" rough-in to a 12" rough-in
1. You have to know the material the drain pipe is made of. 2. They require a certain amount of depth, usually achieved by cutting off the riser pipe. Not always an easy job for the DIY'er. 3. If you get the shallow ones they create a shelf under the toilet which can cause problems. 4. They only work if the correct one is used and it is installed properly. : Offset flanges work, that's why they make them.

Posted by hj on June 26, 2003 at 18:43:01:

In response to Re: Converting a 10" rough-in to a 12" rough-in

1. You have to know the material the drain pipe is made of.
2. They require a certain amount of depth, usually achieved by cutting off the riser pipe. Not always an easy job for the DIY'er.
3. If you get the shallow ones they create a shelf under the toilet which can cause problems.
4. They only work if the correct one is used and it is installed properly.

: Offset flanges work, that's why they make them.

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