I discuss how I install toilet flanges for a rock solid mount and finish up the luxury vinyl plank flooring in the bathrooms.
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Glad to see you are wearing socks that have reinforced toes!! Gotta protect those piggies 😂. Kidding good video thank you!
Great info, thanks!
How far should the toilet drain be from the wall?
I like the way he says, “Pipe”.
You do good job 👍
Thats a nice pahp
Nice work.. Where is your water line ?
I've been plumbing for 20 years now. I've found that having the flange FLUSH with the finish floor is best, if not upto a 1/4" BELOW finish floor. Too many times I've found wax rings completely squished out and not providing any real seal to the flange, just porcelain to plastic, or they simply rock because the toilet is being pushed up by the flange and the base of the toilet isn't allowed to sit on the floor. I see there's at least one plumber in the comments saying to set the flange on the finish floor but I have to 100% disagree. You can always stack a flange higher, use a MaxWax ring, etc., but you can never make a flange lower…. In your case, I would have set the flange to the concrete tightly, then anchor with tapcons (the glue will NOT suffice to hold you toilet down). Your Johny bolts are pulling up on the flange as you tighten your toilet down, so you want to be pulling against the concrete, NOT the glue/plastic. THEN take you floor AROUND your flange with a 1/4" gap.
Having your flange above your floor, that you aren't supposed to pinch/weigh down seems counter productive to me.
…sorry I didnt start watching your channel earlier, since this was a year ago or so you get my best 20/20 hindsight. Any way, thanks for the vids, I enjoy this series a lot!
Need a new camera man. Zoom in to the flange
Why would anyone even need to glue to pipes together. It's a tight fit and it's flushing downhill down a waste drain. I mean, even if u get a backup-that fit should he snug enough to prevent any stuff from coming out of it.
So why do u have to shoot yourself in the foot by permanently gluing those pipes?
Did anyone notice there is no water supply to the toilet😢are those osha approved socks?
Those 4" hole saws have a tendency to run,not recommended to use it with socks on.
You have a great presence,refine the procedure
good video but im just wondering how close is the toilet bowl gonna stick out in front of shower door.
Great video! You covered some very important topics and did so in a manner of simple but precise explanation.Thanks!
This is a great video. Thank you for making a very thorough and easy to understand video.
Video answered my question, thanks. You do do good work… awesome.
Great video buddy! Thanks for the tips 👍
How would you mate the ceramic tile up to the sewer pipe?
Thank you
Does anyone see the water supply line for the toilet?
Awesome Video . Well done, all explained in great detail, nothing left out. And most important of all NO MUSIC ! which is how it should be .
Anyone making a DiY video should watch yours first.
Congratulations and Thank You