FlexOn Toilet Flange for 4-inch PVC, ABS, Cast Iron, or 💪 Lead Pipes - Spacer System Corrects Flange Elevation: 3/8 to 1 1/8 inches Review

Okay, the thing doesn't fit the original flange exactly. It takes a bit of negotiation to get it in the pipe and the toilet will be a little higher, you'll have to route it. toilet bowl and trim off the excess plastic. After that I applied a bead of sealant, let it dry and then applied a second one. He doesn't rock anymore and I'm 400 pounds and 6ft 7in tall.

My basement toilet was leaking from the bottom. When I removed the bowl, the old flange was rotten and it was impossible to replace it with a similar one. Being a basement toilet, the bend to the main line was practically right at the entrance, and it was the lead pipe found in old houses. A typical PVC flange did not seal and went too deep. A plumber friend recommended removing the concrete and replacing the lead pipe. I see this flexible flange as a last resort. I applied pipe sealant to the…

I ordered this flange for a bathroom renovation in 1957 where the original toilet flange was crimped onto soft lead pipe riser. Most other flanges are not designed for lead pipe. Instead of cutting the cast iron and using it without a bushing, I cut the lead pipe flush with the sub floor. The Flexon flange adheres incredibly well to the lead and seals it without causing deformation. The design is genius in that I was able to easily install and remove the flange as I found the best orientation…

once a month or two i would have a little leak around the bottom of the toilet for a while. I removed the toilet and found that a renovation a few years ago had the toilet flange installed incorrectly - too low, crooked, cracked and not bolted to the floor. I must not have been in town that day. So I tried to fix the big spongy green flange quickly. Surprisingly it didn't work, so I went for a full solution. I saw this flange and thought it was perfect. I sawed and machined a glued PVC flange…