Iminaquagmire
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I'll be installing a new toilet in my master bath tomorrow after remodeling it. During the remodel, I installed some 3/4 OSB over the existing subfloor, Ditra, and 5/16 tile. My dilemma is obviously the flange which I neglected until now. I'm wondering which is the best course of action to correct it. I figure I can double the wax rings, stack some flange extenders with silicone, or cut it out and replace the flange higher with spacers underneath. The difference between the top of the flange and the finished floor is 3/4".
I'm more inclined to either of the first two from an obvious labor savings standpoint, but not sure if either of them are really good ideas. Any help is certainly appreciated. I've linked a picture of the problem.
I'm more inclined to either of the first two from an obvious labor savings standpoint, but not sure if either of them are really good ideas. Any help is certainly appreciated. I've linked a picture of the problem.
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