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Tomorrow my husband will be starting a project to fix the wobbly toilet in our basement bath. Attached is a picture, and as you can imagine we will be doing a few things. Let me add that according to my husband, the toilet wobbles because the flange screws will not secure into the concrete as it is now, the concrete is too broken up (?) I can not say whether the flange currenlty sits on top of the tile now..
The plan is to:
1. Use Quikrete to rebuild/fill in the space between the concrete and the top of the tile.
2. Set the new flange on the top of the new leveled area, and drill into the new concrete/tile to secure.
3. Install the toilet on a new flat surface.
One questions comes to mind. What is the best way to use the Quikrete so that it does not spill into the drain line? Another questions is are we on the right track at all??
Thank you in advance for any help.
The plan is to:
1. Use Quikrete to rebuild/fill in the space between the concrete and the top of the tile.
2. Set the new flange on the top of the new leveled area, and drill into the new concrete/tile to secure.
3. Install the toilet on a new flat surface.
One questions comes to mind. What is the best way to use the Quikrete so that it does not spill into the drain line? Another questions is are we on the right track at all??
Thank you in advance for any help.
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