The builder roughed in our plumbing in the basement. The toilet pipe is a 4" abs pipe coming out of the concrete. It is sticking up about 1.5' above the floor. The problem is that the pipe is coming out at a slight angle. It wasn't too noticeable but if I put a level on it it is out of level quite a bit left to right. I used a square on the right side and it wasn't too bad in relation to the slab (1/8" at bottom of square corner to side of pipe) but the left side looks a little worse. Is there any type of flange I can get to work with this? Should I break up the concrete around the pipe and try and straighten make it perpendicular to the floor?
Any help really appreaciate. I'd prefer to not break up the concrete if possible but I want to do it right so I will if thats what is required.
thanks,
Brendin
Any help really appreaciate. I'd prefer to not break up the concrete if possible but I want to do it right so I will if thats what is required.
thanks,
Brendin