Construction and Home Improvement Community
Home :: Forums ::Interior Home Improvement :: Toilet Flange to Service Pipe
Projects Go Shopping Career Center Resources Forums Products Contractors
  :: Please Register or Sign-in ::
Owners    Workers   Suppliers    Contractors  
 Contact Us |   Sitemap | Login
  Message Forums
      Find products in your area.

click here
 
 
  
Thread "Toilet Flange to Service Pipe" started by Guns_ON on 05/26/2006 8:31am
Top : Interior Home Improvement : Toilet Flange to Service Pipe
Posted by
Guns_ON
on 05/26/2006 8:31am
Toilet Flange to Service Pipe 
Found a leak and pulled toilet. Flange to service pipe is PVC and broke where the two bolts connect flange to toilet fixture. PVC Flange is one piece with service line and entire line seems to be connected to entire system. What is the best fix for replacing flange?

Guns_ON

[ Quote ]
Posted by
Denver_Express
on 05/26/2006 8:31am
Re: Toilet Flange to Service Pipe 
Can you see main line where the toilet flange/pipe run into? Is it easily accessible so you can cut the flange/elbow and a short bit of line completely out and then splice in new stuff?

They also make a cutter than you can chuck up in your drill that will cut the PVC from inside the flange, but if your's is indeed 1 piece I cant imagine after removing the flange only the OD or ID of what's left would hook right upto standard fittings-it might/should, but it's hard to say without seeing it

[ Quote ]
 [ Page 1 of 1 ]  1
 
 
 
Promote your company in the directory of suppliers & manufacturers and find sales leads nationwide.
Links  
 

Sponsors


 
©ConstructionWork.com - All Rights Reserved. If you have any questions, please call us at 1.843.225.2500