[skragglepuss]

First time poster- Go figure right?

So I recently purchased my first home that was built in 1963. I removed the toilet and wa-la, no flange to be found. After disconnecting the toilet from the supply line I literally barely rocked it and the bolts just snapped and it came loose. There was just wax from what I could tell. I don't know how it wasn't gushing water...

So, based upon the pictures, what type of flange should I purchase. I tried placing a 4X3 flange from the hardware store in it but it seemed to stick out too far. Am I supposed to place cement between the flange and the hole to make it snug/watertight?

Any advice is appreciated.

http://i1182.photobucket.com/albums/x451/sasquatchexpress11/flange2_zps3da0873e.jpg

http://i1182.photobucket.com/albums/x451/sasquatchexpress11/flange_zps48a4237d.jpg

 

[jaydevries]

try something like this and use tapcon screws to fasten to concrete floor
http://www.siouxchief.com/Drainage/ResidentialDrainage/Closet-Flanges/Push-Tite.VZ8US

 

[joecaption]

Same idea but the one with the metal flange is less likly to break off.
http://www.siouxchief.com/Drainage/ResidentialDrainage/Closet-Flanges/Push-Tite.VZ8US

 

[gregzoll]

You both know that you posted the same item in your links right?

 

[skragglepuss]

Forgot to thank you all for the advice. It worked!