Large Gap Between Toilet And Floor

Web The Toilet Floor Flange Should Always Be Installed On Top Of The Finished Floor;

Web i have a potential issue with a toilet on a newly tiled floor and looking for some advice on acceptable tolerances and what to do. The least expensive way to deal with it is to add shim or plywood underneath the toilet base, or fill the gaps with grout or cement to provide extra support to the toilet bowl. I think caulking part of it would only draw attention to it.

Web Caulk In The Back, But You Really Can't See The Gaps Unless You're Looking Hard.

Web this made it easy to pull up the toilet, pull up a minimum of floor (about 8 planks total), and properly cut the floor so that it fits snugly around the toilet flange. The right side is covered mostly by the vanity and the big gap in the left rear is in a corner against the wall. The second toilet is not so easy.

It Is A Closed Back On Toilet Base And Approximately 190Mm To 200Mm From Wall.

How do i know if there’s a gap between the toilet flange and the floor? I prefer to seal the bowl with phenoseal caulk, which cures to a flexible, durable watertight finish. Many thanks to you and everyone who chimed in to help out.

Web To Do This The Plumber Put Two Pieces Of Timber Under The Toilet Base And Fixed To Both The Timber And The Floor But This Has Left A Gap Of About 2 Inches Between The Toilet Base And The Floor.

The toilet was then reinstalled normally, and it looks perfect. What can i use to fill the gap? A gap between the floor and the toilet base happens when the toilet waste pipe is too high.

I'm Planning To Replace The Tile Flooring With Vinyl.

If i had more time it. You can also visually inspect the area around the base of the toilet for any visible gaps or unevenness. If you notice your toilet wobbling or leaking, there’s a possibility of a gap between the toilet flange and the floor.