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Old 02-17-2010, 12:19 AM   #1
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I just poured some self leveling compound to even out the bathroom floor before I tile. I had a 1 gallon bucket centered over the toilet flange, but it somehow moved to one side.

What's the best way to attach the flange at this point? Should I chip away at the SLC to allow the flange to be bolted directly to the wood, or...?

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Old 02-17-2010, 03:38 AM   #2
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Grinder or dremel would be less likely to disturb the compound.
Messier though.
Wear protection.

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what kind of flange is that and why wasnt it attached to floor when it was installed?
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what kind of flange is that and why wasnt it attached to floor when it was installed?
I don't know the correct name, but the part that was attached to the previous floor I took off before I put down the SLC. Looking back I should have at least set it there when I covered that area. I don't think I can use to old peice because the new floor is slightly higher. From what I understand I can buy an extender of sort to make up the difference.
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is that part of a no-seep wax ring stuck in the pipe?
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Yes it still needs to be cleaned up a little.
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that small hole in the center was screwing with me!
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Can't honestly say I really messed with it too much. Now that I really look at it in the photos it does look a little odd. Next time I'm at the house I'll get a better look, and maybe more photos. All I did was remove the flange from the old plywood, and lay down new stuff.

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