Innie or Outie?

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USAFRet

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Doing my bathroom remodel and currently have the drain line for the toilet ending in a 3 inch couple fitting about three inches below the finished floor. To complete it, I can either trim the length of a "fit inside" closet flange, or run a 3 inch pipe up to the floor and then install a "fit over" flange. Does it make any difference which one I use? My thoughts are that the "fit inside" would result in the smoothest drain without the little ledge that the 3 inch pipe would present in the "fit over" option, but installing the "fit over" would certainly be easiest to get flush with the floor. ???
 

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You don't want to use an inside fitting flange on a 3" pipe. Sounds like you need to put a bend in there to get it up to the floor...they make a toilet bend that works well for that.
 

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Been away from the computer for a few days and wanted to say thanks very much for the reply. I appreciate it!
 
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