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I need a 3x4" toilet flange with a ½" offset / 4° heat bend that doesn't impede flow. I don't have access and means to heat and bend PVC in a well ventilated area, to even try. If anyone can do this successfully, I would like to buy it.

:( Have wall toilet flange that is 4"oc with tiled floor, but new toilet outlet is 4.5"oc?

Since floor drain flanges are supposed to be level with the finished floor, why are wall drain flanges expected to be flush with the back of the ¾" drywall? This reflects the sum of my drain flange height understanding from all that I have read online. Is my understanding correct? Thanks.

I understand the wall portion of securing the toilet to the flange. However, it's occurring to me that maybe the floor attachment comes from above the toilet into an anchor in the floor. That's what I'm hoping anyway. I would much rather put anchors in the tile, rather than create an attachment...

The supply line to the toilet leaks a little at the valve each time I open or close the valve. Do I need to change the valve? A small tissue can handle the leak amount.

The 34 y/o, 25' of windows on my balcony have been long overdue for repair / replacement. If anyone knows or has seen what to expect from a complete replacement install, I'd appreciate any insight into todays materials, and install methods. Youtube hasn't been of any help, either. It may just...

...is there this ¾" gap at the base? Leaking flange recently changed and it appeared behind the wall, so I don't understand the gap. :confused: Is there more than one possible reason? It turns out the toilet will be replaced. Is there a way to eliminate having this gap with the next toilet?

Anyone real familiar with Floor Mount, Rear Outlet Maxwells, this one is for you. See attachments: 2 models have the same bowl, 21975. The dimensions discrepancies between them is a bit annoying, but they are not my specific question. Also, the gpf difference is moot, here. I'm wondering...

Replacing 3.5gpf toilet that has cracked tank, does anyone know the best way to free the toilet and remove the thinset from drywall and floor?

With or without pre-applied adhesive, what is your preference and why? Thanks.

Before the flange was changed, it did not appear to be flush or extend beyond the wall, so I don't understand the gap. :confused: It turns out the toilet will be replaced. Is there a way to eliminate having this gap with the next toilet?

Hello, First, I'd like to say thank you so much for having this great plumbing forum for all. I've read a lot here that has been very helpful. I actually have 5 questions, so I'll start with the easiest first. Condo- Rear outlet- I understand the flange standard is vertical 4"o.c. with up...