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Closet Flange above floor
I have a tile file on top of a cement floor sub floor. The closet
flange is about 1/4" off the floor. Does it need to be flushe with the floor or will this cause problems? And should the flange be secured to the flooring? If so, what type of screws should I use? I believe the flange is a brass fitting to a lead pipe... |
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