tilelayher
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first off happy new year. I put a tub in for a friend today and installed an american standard mixer valve soldered everything in and wanted to test it out. Well I tuned it on and nothing worked made sure that the water was on. But he doesn't have a hot water line setup through the house yet he gutted it and hasn't put a hot water heater in yet. So I am thinking this is affecting the fixture from working? Is this the case??
second question, I am mudding the floor in this bathroom a wetbed and the closet flange is too low, the flange is a brass fitting sweated onto 3" copper which is very small and then sweated onto a brass elbow. What can I do to raise the flange so it sits on my finished floor? Is 3" still available anywhere?n I already heated the flange with my torch and pulled it out from where it connects to the elbow just to see what was going on. Any advice appreciated. Thanks guys.
first off happy new year. I put a tub in for a friend today and installed an american standard mixer valve soldered everything in and wanted to test it out. Well I tuned it on and nothing worked made sure that the water was on. But he doesn't have a hot water line setup through the house yet he gutted it and hasn't put a hot water heater in yet. So I am thinking this is affecting the fixture from working? Is this the case??
second question, I am mudding the floor in this bathroom a wetbed and the closet flange is too low, the flange is a brass fitting sweated onto 3" copper which is very small and then sweated onto a brass elbow. What can I do to raise the flange so it sits on my finished floor? Is 3" still available anywhere?n I already heated the flange with my torch and pulled it out from where it connects to the elbow just to see what was going on. Any advice appreciated. Thanks guys.