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I think I know what this whole process will look like, please let me know if I am on the right path: 1) Cut pipe just below flange (I assume a hacksaw with the right blade would work, if there is a better tool for tight spaces please let me know!) 2) Glue in the coupler 3) Glue in the new pipe...

I took the toilet off and it looks like the flange is on the outside of the pipe, and is glued on: Here is a top view, not sure it helps any: Thoughts on the best way to proceed? Does this change anything in your recommendations?

I would like to just leave it to the plumber doing all the bath/shower stuff, but I need to have the subfloor done (since it goes under the tub) before he gets here. I will pull the toilet and see what is there - and post pictures. That thread was really helpful - I liked the measurements you...

Thanks - that was what I was hoping to hear. I did not want to have to pay the plumber just to solder it the other way. Thanks - I am not a plumber either but this seems like it should be such a simple task with a low risk (it only carries water that is flushed, not water continually under...

The 887-GAM seems like a nice product - no gluing, no nothing. Just press in to fit. I think that's a great idea. Thanks! Am I understanding the instructions correctly - I am using a 3" pipe to "extend" the length of the toilet drain pipe? I assume if I were to cut the existing flange off at the...

I have two questions about my bathroom renovation and am hoping for some help! 1) I am increasing the height of my floor (additional 1/2" plywood, plus going with tile instead of lino), so I want to increase the height of my toilet flange so I do not have to deal with using a double gasket, etc...

Thanks, I'll take a look and see if we can get that brand up here.

Thanks for the link!

We have been looking to install a jetted tub into our bathroom and have settled on air jets for the cleaning aspect (we have been told that water jets require more maintenance and have a greater amount of bacteria/etc... inside because of the sitting water). However, the only problem is that we...