nc8861
New Member
I'm redoing a bathroom - I have the floor up already, and subfloor. I'm coming back in with another layer of plywood and ceramic tile, so the floor will be slightly higher....higher than I want it to be with the existing flange. If you all pros were doing this, would you just keep what is there, adding a cheapo flange extender and not fuss with the mess, or would you cut the drain line, pull out the bend, the flange, etc. and replace it all with a nice new bend & flange.
BTW - I currently have 3" drain line, ABS type pipe and ABS flange. Redwood always recommends the stainless steel flange type, which I've been eyeing. But I haven't found any that are "spigot fit", i.e. they go inside the pipe instead of outside.
BTW - I currently have 3" drain line, ABS type pipe and ABS flange. Redwood always recommends the stainless steel flange type, which I've been eyeing. But I haven't found any that are "spigot fit", i.e. they go inside the pipe instead of outside.