keystone73
New Member
I live in a 150 year old, 3 story rowhome. Nothing was designed to be the way it is now, and nothing is ever easy to work on.
I pulled up my old 1950s toilet thinking I had an easy DIY project. This is what I found. The flange is slightly above the tile. Presumably more importantly, the flange is not supported by the floor on either side. The right side of the toilet is worse and is pictured below.
Any advice? I am only semi-handy. Even if the advice is 'call a carpenter, plumber and tile guy', I'd like to be educated about what should happen to make this right.
I pulled up my old 1950s toilet thinking I had an easy DIY project. This is what I found. The flange is slightly above the tile. Presumably more importantly, the flange is not supported by the floor on either side. The right side of the toilet is worse and is pictured below.
Any advice? I am only semi-handy. Even if the advice is 'call a carpenter, plumber and tile guy', I'd like to be educated about what should happen to make this right.
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