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Toilet Bowl Mounting
I just reinstalled my toilet onto my bathroom floor which has new ceramic
tiles. It is the older style with two rear bolts and two screws at the front. I had an awful time trying to determine where to put the holes for the front screws - on the previous wood floor it was not a problem. I tried putting the marker down the hole but when I tried to line up the the screws, my holes were a little off - besides the screw would probably have to be longer to compensate for the additional height due to the ceramics. In the end, I just used the two rear bolts and everything seems to be fine - no leaks, no rocking. Any suggestions as to how to handle a situation like this in the future or did I try to make it harder than necessary? |
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