toilet flange

Hi everybody! I'm still redoing my bathroom :) And here is the quick question about toilet flange: It sits on plywood subfloor. We used to have linoleum. Plan to install floating vinyl panels on PVC backing with interlocking ridges, about 1/4-3/8" high. Should I raise the flange? It's all...

Basically, someone glued in the toilet seal to the house plumbing. The foundation shifted (presumably) and the house plumbing (PVC) split into 2 pieces. The split is about 6" deep into the slab foundation. Part of the split includes the very top section of a 90 deg elbow and extends through that...

DIY'er here...(I should be a DDIY'er = Don't Do It Yoursefl) Anyway, I just retiled my bathroom floor from 1997. Original floor had ceramic tile set directly on plywood. PVC toilet flange was screwed into plywood. I put a new layer of cement board over the plywood, screwed it in and then set...

I'm renovating a bathroom and I need to extend the existing 4 in. (steel or cast? I'm not sure which) waste pipe in order to attach a PVC toilet flange. The lip of the existing pipe will be about 4-6 in. short of the finished floor height. Should I use a compression donut and reduce the pipe...

We're wanting to move the toilet using an offset flange. We want to cut off the existing flange but it doesn't look like there is enough room to attach the offset. I'm including photos that appear that someone butt-joined a short ring in there and I've never seen anything like that. (sorry I...

I'm in the process of changing the wax ring at the bottom of the toilet. I'm going for one of the cool Sani Seal green rings. The toilet is very old, but still works find. I had it upside down outside and was shaking the bottom of it to drain water from the bowl, and this black rubber thing fell...

Hello, I'm a newbie when it comes to plumbing and I'm currently renovating my basement bathroom (house was built in 73) I noticed upon removing the old toilet that there was on flange, the bolts were in the concrete and there was just a rubber ring and old wax behind it. The pipe is rusted...

hi... i removed the subfloor around the flange (improper floor install) and now i want to remove the old flange. i'm confused as to what i have exactly. it looks like something is attached to the cast iron pipe. is that some sort of riser? do i remove just the flange or the entire piece...