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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Southern Ontario, Canada
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Another toilet flange question
Hey all,
Has anyone used or heard anything positive/negative about the toilet flanges that fit INSIDE of a stack? This would save me some work in my basement but heard cases of it being prone to plugging? Thanks to all you fine people! |
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Kane county,Illinois
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Another toilet flange question
They are not prone to plugging----
However----the 3" inside flanges have a small opening and often cause installation problems---if it is mounted on top of the finished floor--sometimes the toilets drain horn will hit the inside of the flange,causing the toilet to bottom out and rock--- If you do use one---make sure the flange is flush to the finished floor. I've had trouble with these several times and will not use them.
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